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Participants
Start Date
November 11, 2019
Primary Completion Date
July 31, 2020
Study Completion Date
December 31, 2020
Technical Assistance
"TA for Individual Programs TA uses experts to train program staff via webinars and site visits, using the same toolkits as CEP, in a train the trainer approach. TA provides a series of webinars and as needed site visits, focused in the example of depression care on team support for assessment, treatment support as appropriate with medication and/or psychotherapy, case management and educational resources and access to intervention toolkits. It also includes webinars and training toolkits for agencies on domains of social risk factors for health (financial security and housing security) as well as disaster preparedness and recovery."
Community Engagement and Planning
CEP for Coalitions CEP creates multi-sector networks to collaborate in evidence-based and community-prioritized toolkits or intervention materials. CEP supports a series of biweekly to monthly meetings to develop network and individual program capacity, prepare stakeholders as co-leads, and create a written training plan following CPPR principles \[48, 64\]. CEP councils consider local context, i.e., cultural assets and stakeholder input. Disaster preparedness and public health sectors will be encouraged to offer education/resources on social determinants and disasters within CEP training plans. CEP will be supported by a Learning Collaborative, meeting 2-3 times, using activities such as project examples, tabletop exercises and self-assessment to identify gaps and formulate goals for improvement.
Community Resources (CR)
The CR app will primarily provide informational resources and referral information relevant to the local community. We will identify resources for depression, social determinants and disaster preparedness and response within each community during planning with local stakeholders.
Community Resources + eBT
"The CR+eCBT app consists of the functionality of the CR app along with an interactive component to support CBT-informed coping with mood and stressors at the individual level. This component was developed previously by our group using participatory methods with community partners and includes interactive support to enhance social support networks, support cognitive restructuring (framed through partnered input as Catch it, Check it, Change it), and encourage pleasant activities \[65\]. Participants will receive text message notifications (with frequency set by participants, up to several times per day) and can either reply back to messages to explore content or click a link in the message to access the interactive mobile app."
Lsuhsc-No, New Orleans
National Academies of Sciences - Gulf Research Program
UNKNOWN
University of California, Los Angeles
OTHER
University of Southern California
OTHER
Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center in New Orleans
OTHER