What is Composting, and Why Should You Do It?

You may have heard of composting before, but what exactly is it? Composting breaks down organic matter, such as fruits and vegetables, coffee grounds, and table scraps into a nutrient-rich soil amendment. You can then use this soil to fertilize your garden or potted plants. Not only is composting great for the environment, but it can also save you money on expensive store-bought fertilizer. In this blog post, we'll discuss composting, how to start composting, and the benefits of composting.

Stress Management on the Farm

Farmers have one of the most critical and challenging jobs in the world. They are responsible for producing our food and often work long hours under challenging conditions. It is no wonder that many farmers struggle with stress. Worsening food shortages and droughts worldwide increase the pressure on today's farmers. However, it is essential to remember that self-care is crucial for maintaining your health and well-being. In this blog post, we will discuss some tips for managing stress on the farm. We will also provide some ideas for how to have fun and relax!
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Developing an Informatics Culture in Healthcare

To transform into the digital age and develop an informatics culture within a healthcare organization, these organizations and professionals must develop a collaborative and innovative culture. An informatics culture requires a vision to develop the policies, funding, infrastructure, and education to instill the knowledge and skills needed by all organization staff and the tools to gather and analyze amassed data.
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Collaboration in Mental Health

Discontinuity and lack of collaboration in mental-health care results in poor outcomes. Current mental health care systems are substandard because so frequently they are removed from evidence-based, clinical practices. The focus of this project is to implement an evidence-based collaborative care model to address the issue of mental health discontinuity and lack of collaborative care and create a practice change.

Susquehanna Health Behavioral Health Professional Addresses Mental Health Parity

A recent government rule designed to bolster the Paul Wellstone and Pete Domenici Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act of 2008 (MHPAEA) by requiring equal health insurance coverage for Americans experiencing mental illness has drawn considerable attention in recent weeks. Susquehanna Health (SH) Behavioral Health’s Stephanie King, CRNP, believes this improved access to behavioral health care will greatly benefit the community. “Mental health treatment and recovery is possible, but patie