AHA blog: COVID-19 PHE ending, but mental health emergency continues
“As we shift toward a post-pandemic world, let’s not lose sight of all that we’ve learned about caring for patients during this difficult time, when demand for mental health services has risen to record levels,” writes Manish Sapra, M.D., executive director of behavioral health services at Northwell Health and a member of the AHA’s Committee on Behavioral Health, during Mental Health Awareness Month. READ MORE.
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