Colorado Health Professions Database and Safety Net Indicators
Presentation of survey findings and projections regarding various health professions in Colorado, including insights on shortages, rural practice trends, nursing salaries, and policy options for RNs.
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ARPA Proposals Summary TCMHCC
Process Process Each Health-Related Institution was asked to provide ideas for potential ARPA funded projects based on their expertise Knowledge of their community Knowledge of institutional needs and capacities Knowledge of evidence based best practices Over the weekend our team has tried to organize the submitted items into general themes Today we will review the submitted items, but not formally approve the list Each institution will be allowed to review the submitted ideas and determine if they want to be included to do similar work We will need your decision to be included and preliminary budget numbers by the end of this week We will present this plan to key legislative staff in the following weeks
Current Categories of Requests Current Categories of Requests 1. Enhancements and expansion of CPAN initiatives 2. Expansion of the Texas Mental Health Workforce 3. Enhancement and expansion of TCHATT services 4. Strategic Adult Mental Health Services Enhancements 5. Strategic Mental Health Research Proposals designed to address the impact of COVID on Mental Health Services in Texas Total current request from FY 2022 to 2027: $225,089,090
Enhancements and expansion of CPAN initiatives Proposals in this category will: implement evidence-based suicide prevention programs for youth, expand through technology the hours in which CPAN services will be available to primary care providers, implement pediatric collaborative care models throughout Texas, and allow children identified through CPAN needing an in-person visit to obtain one. Current funding request: $19,119,985
Expansion of the Texas Mental Health Workforce Proposals in this category will expand the training opportunities for mental health professionals throughout Texas, while enhancing the care in community mental health providers. Training opportunities included in this proposal include psychiatric resident rotations in community mental health providers, providing supervised training hours for students seeking a Licensed Professional Counselor license, and providing additional child and adolescent psychiatry fellowship positions. Current funding request: $40,653,966
Enhancement and expansion of TCHATT services Proposals in this category will improve TCHATT by: expanding the number of schools participating in the program, increasing the number of sessions a child may receive, allowing providers to see select children identified through TCHATT in-person when needed, allowing the provision of substance use services through TCHATT when indicated, providing bilingual bereavement support to students, and implementing evidence-based prevention programs in schools. Current funding request: $69,580,950
Strategic Adult Mental Health Services Enhancements Proposals in this category are designed to meet the significant increased demand for mental health services for adults by leveraging the TCMHCC infrastructure. Proposals will do the following: expand access to tele-phonic consultative support to physicians and other providers that care for women during the perinatal care period, expand the access of tele-phonic support to rural primary care physicians caring for adults suffering from mental illness, implement a suicide prevention initiative, and implement an adult collaborative care initiative. Current funding request: $27,598,844
Strategic Mental Health Research Proposals designed to address the impact of COVID on Mental Health Services in Texas A series of research and evaluation projects are proposed to be implemented throughout Texas. These initiatives are designed to qualify the impact of COVID on the mental health of specific Texas populations, while simultaneously improving the delivery of evidence-based services throughout Texas. Development and evaluation of Family Resilience Tool CTRN Psychotherapy Early Psychosis Risk and Resilience Research Data Net Depression Network for Young Adult Providers
Development and evaluation of Family Resilience Tool This initiative will develop and implement a measurement based clinical decision-making model for screening, identifying, and treating families experiencing mental health concerns, and stressful events during and after the pandemic. Submitted by UT Health Houston, Dr. Leslie Taylor, PhD Current funding request: $2,995,555
CTRN Psychotherapy The proposed study leverages the infrastructure of the Texas Childhood Trauma Research Network (CTRN) to train therapists and deliver trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy (TF-CBT) and cognitive processing therapy (CPT) to Texas children with PTSD via telehealth in Spanish and English. The analyses will identify predictors of preferable response and tolerability of the two psychotherapies. Submitted by Jeff Newport, Charles Nemeroff, Karen Wagner Current funding request: $13,750,000
Early Psychosis This initiative will implement evidence-based, coordinated specialty care services in the community for transitional-age youth with signs and symptoms of early-onset psychosis. The proposed program has a tripartite mission designed to provide identification, diversion and treatment of early-onset psychosis for justice-involved adolescents and young adults, opportunities for trainees of various disciplines to participate in cutting edge clinical care, while also ensuring a robust research component measuring program outcomes with the ultimate goal to develop strategies for this population that can be replicated in communities across Texas. Submitted by Dr. Trivedi (UTSW) Current funding request: $9,332,600
Risk and Resilience Research The impact of COVID-19 on youth and their families will be evaluated to identify the role of psychological/physiological factors associated with risk and resilience. This will be accomplished by using the already established TCMHCC Depression and Trauma Research Networks. Submitted by Charles Nemeroff, M.D. PhD; Israel Liberzon, M.D.; Sarah Martin, M.D.; Jair Soares, M.D. PhD; Madhukar H. Trivedi, MD Current funding request: $14,635,862
Data Net This initiative will establish a Data-driven Adaptive Treatment Approach Network (DATA-Net) that is best suited to identify the neuropsychiatric sequelae of COVID-19, devise data-based treatment guidelines, and implement those treatments in real time as the pandemic and our understanding of the direct and indirect impact of SARS-CoV-2 evolves over the next 5 years. Submitted by Wayne Goodman (BCM) Current funding request: $21,000,000
Depression Network for Young Adult Providers This initiative will work to identify ways to identify college students in need of mental health services and opportunities to optimize these services based on individual characteristics Submitted by Israel Liberzon, MD ( TAMU) Current funding request: $6,421,328
