The results are based on data from 2,114 survey responses gathered from June 8-28.
|
Strategy or resource |
Percentage responding “helpful” or “very helpful” |
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Reduction of administrative burdens |
80 percent |
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Confidential therapy, counseling or support phone line |
64 percent |
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Change or removal of hospital/health system credentialing application questions that stigmatize accessing behavioral healthcare |
59 percent |
|
Peer-to-peer support group |
57 percent |
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Change or removal of medical licensure questions that stigmatize accessing behavioral healthcare |
54 percent |
|
Evidence-based education campaign to address stigma with seeking mental and behavioral health support |
52 percent |
|
Evidence-based professional training to prevent burnout, behavioral health conditions and suicide |
50 percent |
|
Monitored medical therapy |
45 percent |
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Addition of well-being metrics as organizational key performance indicators |
44 percent |
|
Addition of a well-being executive, such as a chief wellness officer |
33 percent |
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