Blog for Suicide Prevention Month offers ways to reduce stigma and provide support for healthcare workers
In recognition of Suicide Prevention Month, Susan Szulewski, M.D., president and chief operating officer, McLean Hospital and vice president, Mass General Brigham Behavioral and Mental Health, wrote on the importance of healthcare organizations working to reduce the stigma surrounding suicide and create a supportive environment with timely access to care and a clear path forward. READ MORE
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