“How to deal with stress and anxiety”

“How to deal with stress and anxiety” & “Tips for Maintaining Mental Health”. What techniques listed, if any, you use to help you better deal with the stressors in your life? Discuss if you find these practices helpful? Are there others feel people could engage in that may be beneficial to their mental health? What are some of the issues with Mental Health Care in this country? Why are certain communities at higher risk for developing mental health problems? Suicide is now listed as one of the top 10 causes of death in the U.S. As a public health professional, what role do public heath feel they can play in helping to reduce the rate of suicide in this country? Watch the Ted Talk, “Imagine There Was No Stigma to Mental Illness” posted in the content area. What comment(s) did Dr. Lieberman make in the video that resonated with you regarding stigma surrounding mental illness. Patient Privacy: A Help or Hindrance? Many us feel as though information about our personal health is private and should be protectedThe Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) was passed in 1996 to do just that-help protect the privacy of health information. It provides legal assurance that you are able to access your own medical records edit erroneous information in your record, and know who has seen your medical recordsAlthough your records are shared for specific and legitimate reasons, like assessing quality of care, you can ask your provider to not share information with certain people or groups On the surface, this law seems like a positive step to help reduce potential stigma by protecting patient health information particularly for those with a mental illnessOn the other side of the debate, however, are family members such as parents or spouses of someone with a serious mental illnessThey are often restricted from accessing information about their loved one’s care, unless explicit consent has been granted by the patient Consider the following scenarios : A 27- yearold airline pilot with a history of depression intentionally crashes a plane, killing himselfthe crew, and over 100 passengers . The pilot had sought mental health care and his doctors believed he was unfit to fly , but because of privacy lawsthey were restricted from notifying his employer (This account involving a Germanwings copilot happened in March 2015. A 24- yearold woman with a history of schizophrenia has stopped taking her medication She becomes delusional and paranoid while at work , and her employer contacts her doctor, who discloses her diagnosis Despite Immediately restarting treatment and having her symptoms stabilize , she returns to work to find that her coworkers all know about her illness She experiences increased stress and shame surrounding her disclosed diagnosis Consider the two sides of this debate : Do you think patient privacy laws are too strict when it comes to mental ? Do you think they do more harm than good, or vice versa? Read the Up for Debate, “Patient Privacy: A Help or Hindrance” on p. 205 and think about both sides of the debate for the two scenarios presented. Do people think patient privacy laws are too strict when it comes to mental illness? Do they do more good than harm or more harm than good? Explain. ReplyForward

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