Clinical Resources and Publications2025-02-13T17:46:28+00:00

Clinical Resources and Publications

Access the following articles and other initiatives featuring UHS’ experts.

Clinical Publications

UHS clinical leaders actively participate in a variety of academic endeavors by contributing to, authoring and co-authoring groundbreaking research in both peer-reviewed scientific journals and industry/trade publications. Our leaders also participate in other industry initiatives, such as webinars and podcasts, that are focused on fostering improvements in care and patient experience. The following content represents some of the many important contributions to clinical research and innovation from UHS team members.

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  • 2020 Psychiatric Times

    Monitoring Patient Treatment Outcomes in Inpatient Psychiatric Care with the PHQ-9

  • 2020 American Association of Suicidology Annual Meeting

    Care Transitions in Suicide Care: Challenges, Best Practices, Innovation, and Strategies. Karen E. Johnson, Senior VP, Clinical Services and Division Compliance Officer, Behavioral Health at UHS, served as one of the presenters of "Care Transitions in Suicide Care: Challenges, Best Practices, Innovation, and Strategies." “Managing the transition from inpatient to outpatient care is among the most important inflection points in a patient’s care journey. As behavioral healthcare providers, we must do all we can to support patients during this vulnerable phase. Support includes working as a collaborative team with family members and peer specialists, cultivating human connection, building lasting bridges, and creating the opportunity to connect outpatient providers prior to discharge to develop rapport. We strongly believe that intensive outreach and follow-up can greatly help reduce the risk of suicide and set patients on a path to a better life.” — Karen E. Johnson, Senior VP, Clinical Services and Division Compliance Officer, Behavioral Health

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