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LexisNexis Risk Solutions (NYSE:RELX) has released a comprehensive analysis of mental health provider distribution trends in the United States from 2020 to 2024. The study reveals an overall 11.4% increase in mental health providers nationwide, but with significant regional disparities.
Key findings show Montana leading with a 209.6% increase in providers, while Nevada experienced the largest decline of -45.2%. The analysis also found that 24% of providers with prescribing privileges had changes in their license or contact information during Q1 2025, highlighting the importance of maintaining current provider data for effective patient care access.
Cirium, a subsidiary of RELX, has appointed Stephen Burnside as the new Global Head of Consultancy at Cirium Ascend Consultancy, effective September 30, 2025. Burnside joins from Rolls-Royce, where he served as Chief Economist and VP of Strategic Intelligence.
The appointment comes as current Global Head of Consultancy, Rob Morris, prepares to retire on August 31, 2025. Burnside brings extensive experience in strategic data analysis and digitization within the aviation sector, positioning him to lead Ascend Consultancy's next growth phase in providing data-driven advisory services to aviation industry stakeholders.
LexisNexis Risk Solutions has unveiled a new AI-driven Interactive Dashboard for the ADAM Program, enhancing efforts to recover missing children. Launched on National Missing Children's Day and marking the program's 25th anniversary, this tool enables public access to geo-targeted alerts and missing child posters through location-based filters.
The ADAM (Automated Delivery of Alerts on Missing Children) Program, in collaboration with the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC), distributes geo-targeted posters containing photos and case details of missing children nationwide. The new dashboard allows users to browse real-time cases and share information on social media, facilitating broader community engagement in child recovery efforts.
Brightmine's latest research reveals significant workplace disruptions due to Trump administration policy changes, with 49% of U.S. workers reporting direct impacts on their work. The study, based on a survey of 2,000 U.S. adults including 1,188 employed Americans, highlights several key findings:
- 10% of workers report their roles being eliminated or at risk due to policy shifts
- 3 in 5 workers express concerns about workplace immigration raids
- Only 26% feel confident in their employer's handling of compliance issues
- Nearly 20% would seek new employment if their employer reduced DEI investments
- 64% plan to maintain current positions amid economic uncertainty
The impact is particularly pronounced among younger generations, with 22% of Gen Z and 27% of Millennials citing immigration policy changes as their primary stress factor, compared to lower percentages among older generations.