AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoSuicide Care Access: Vermont’s Asha Clinic opened as a specialized outpatient model focused only on suicide care, led by suicide researcher Dr. Craig Bryan and designed to connect patients to therapies proven to reduce attempts and improve quality of life. Neonatal Support for Rural Hospitals: Memorial Hospital of Sweetwater County partnered with the University of Utah Health’s TeleNICU, training staff to collaborate in real time with neonatal specialists when newborns need advanced support. Mental Health in Schools: Skyline High School in Utah is prioritizing student mental health by hiring a full-time psychologist after local suicide impacts, with state research showing Utah youth suicide rates higher than the national average. Public Health—Measles Watch: Southern Utah health officials say the measles outbreak is dissipating, with only two cases reported in a recent early-summer window and none since, while warning schools may bring a bump if vaccination gaps remain. Utah Health Policy & Cannabis: A new look at Utah’s medical cannabis pharmacy model highlights pharmacist-led patient consults and how it could shape a future federally regulated Schedule III market. Community Health & Safety: Utah County is offering naloxone training for opioid overdose response as communities continue strengthening prevention and recovery efforts.
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