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Stress and burnout levels among Oregon CRNAs: a comprehensive assessment
No full textThis paper examines stress and burnout among CRNAs in Oregon, exploring how these issues affect both providers and patient care. It draws on existing research to underscore the urgency of the problem and the need for targeted, systemic interventions. The analysis aims to inform strategies that support CRNA well-being and ensure a sustainable anesthesia workforce
Improving discharge follow-up post-hospitalization for mental health or substance use at a certified community behavioral health center (CCBHC)
No full textThe inability to promptly receive outpatient psychiatric services post-discharge for patients recently hospitalized for mental health is associated with an elevated risk of suicide and readmission to acute settings. This project examines improving outpatient follow-up rates for patients recently discharged from psychiatric hospitalization at a CCBHC
Education on the ultra-brief 2-item depression screening tool in the jail setting: a quality improvement project
No full textThe rate of depression and suicide among individuals incarcerated in jails are significantly higher than the general population. Therefore, it is necessary to identify and diagnose depression among inmates so that they receive timely and appropriate care. The Ultra-Brief 2-Item Depression Screening Tool (UB2DS) has been validated to be used in the correctional setting. This project aimed to increase the knowledge and the use of depression screenings by providing education on the UB2DS to clinicians in the mental health department of the jail
Compensatory cognitive training via telehealth for veterans with alcohol use disorders: a pilot feasibility trial
No full textThis project piloted a telehealth-delivered cognitive rehabilitation intervention, Motivationally Enhanced Compensatory Cognitive Training for Addictions (ME-CCT-A), to support Veterans with alcohol use disorders in initial and early remission who experience cognitive difficulties. The study aimed to assess feasibility, acceptability, and preliminary efficacy, showing high participant satisfaction and promising improvements in subjective functioning, compensatory strategy use, and quality of life
A trauma-informed analysis of law enforcement mental health wellness policies
No full textThis study was a mixed methods analysis of policies governing the mental healthcare systems that law enforcement agencies implement for their officers. Mental health wellness policies are common but unevenly distributed, and most policies are trauma-sensitive or trauma-responsive but not completely trauma-informed