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Oklahoma Study Finds Low Full-Time Patient Care Among Mental Health Providers

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A report from the Healthy Minds Policy Initiative examined information from 5,404 licensed behavioral health providers in Oklahoma. The study found that only 31% of these providers reported spending 21 or more hours each week directly serving clients, which the report considers full-time. The initiative noted that counting licenses alone does not accurately reflect the mental health services available to Oklahomans.

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The findings provide clearer information regarding the mental health care system in Oklahoma. This information could help the state identify areas where more providers are needed to meet public health demands.

The Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education is reviewing proposed degree programs, informed by current workforce trends, to advise on state economic policy.

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