Mental and Emotional Health Library
Support patients suffering depression, PTSD and other mental and emotional health disorders.
Mental and emotional health are important at every stage of life and encompass a wide range of conditions. Two conditions in particular, opioid abuse and PTSD, have received considerable media attention in recent years. Opioid abuse and depression are linked, and suffering from either one increases risk of the other.
The good news for both types of patients is that a strong relationship between them and your care team can improve their quality of life. One way to strengthen relationships is through patient education. Education can empower patients to take a proactive role in their own care.
The Wellness Network’s award-winning programs were developed with evidence-based mental and emotional health professionals. This comprehensive mental and emotional health library includes:
- Maintaining Your Emotional Health
- Managing Your Illness
- Addiction
- Stress
- Depression
- Anxiety
- PTSD
- Bipolar & Schizophrenia
- Sleep Disorders
An on-demand mental and emotional health video and resource library supporting patient their families, and caregivers.
Market Drivers
- Behavioral Health Care Accreditation
- Behavioral Health Home Certification
- Shared Decision Making (SDM) in Mental Health Care
- HCAHPS/Patient Satisfaction
Multiplatform delivery tools enhance the reach and efficiency of these resources through easy accessibility when and where you need it most, while EMR integration supports assignment and tracking of education within staff workflow.
Here’s what other hospitals are saying:
“The Wellness Network provides our nurses with the resources they need to supplement patient and family education. It also gives us valuable tools to help us meet some of our regulatory requirements to provide mandated education to our patients.”
“Each program offers excellent information about a patient’s condition and how to manage that condition once they go home. Empowering our patients with that knowledge is so important.”
“The information was concise, informative and personal. It helped me know what questions to ask my doctors.”
“I had a lot of questions about my condition and the programming taught me so much, especially about the medications I was taking.”
“Watching the programming helped me understand more about living well and staying healthy.”
“The programming was extremely informative and opened the door to care options I was unaware of.”
“The programing was both interesting and entertaining. I found it easy to understand and insightful.”