RTC Waiver Program Research and Evaluation: Study 6
Utilizing E-Health Technology to Promote Home- and Community-Based Behavioral Health
The purpose of the current project is to partner with Maryland’s Youth Advisory Council to develop research and practice-informed guidelines for Maryland to advance e-health for the purposes of enhancing home- and community-based care for youth. Specifically, the project seeks to develop evidence-based and consumer-informed recommendations for statewide e-health policies and practices designed to improve the quality of community mental health care for youth in Maryland. Recommendations will be disseminated to key stakeholders in order to evaluate potential e-health opportunities for diversion to community care. This project is consistent with the objectives of the 1915(c) PRTF Waiver, as it is focused specifically on improving the quality of behavioral health care for high-need youth being served in the community through use of innovative technologies in the field.
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Study Details & Lead Faculty
- Study 1 - Core Competency Training for Co-occurring Disorders
- Study 2 - Youth with or At-Risk for Psychosis
- Study 3 - School Transition Program
- Study 4 - Training School and Community Mental Health Providers in Research-based Family Engagement Skills
- Study 5 - Maryland Children’s Mental Health EBP Supervisors’ Academy
- Study 6 - Utilizing E-Health Technology to Promote Home- and Community-Based Behavioral Health
- Study 7 – Psychotropic Monitoring for Youth in Child Welfare
- Study 8 – Family Trauma Treatment Solutions
- Study 9 – Standardizing Maryland’s Family Navigator Curriculum
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