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Each year in the United States, almost one in five Americans will have a diagnosable mental health illness. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) states that the number of “visits to the emergency department with mental disorders as the primary diagnosis” is about 4.9 million visits. Depression is a common mental illness, and it is estimated that roughly 5% of adults suffer from it worldwide. Other common mental disorders include anxiety, addiction/substance use disorder, bipolar disorder, PTSD and schizophrenia. Read more in The Valued Voice here.
WHA's 2024 Wisconsin Health Care Workforce Report shows that the health care workforce must grow faster to meet the increased demand for health care created by an aging population.
The Guide to Wisconsin Hospitals provides detailed information about each hospital in Wisconsin. For each hospital, the publication provides selected measures of utilization, service, staffing and finance.