Contact information:
Ian M Bennett
ibennett@uw.edu
Kari A Stephens
kstephen@uw.edu
Research Team:
Dinah Aldrich, Tracy Anastas, Laura-Mae Baldwin, Ian M Bennett, Dominika Breedlove, Rachel Geyer, Kris (Pui Kwan) Ma, Brenda Mollis, Katie Osterhage, Maria Prado, Kari Stephens, Denisse Tiznado, Mari Yamamoto
Summary
Mounting evidence shows that different approaches to primary care based behavioral interventions are effective with specific mental health, substance and medical conditions. Despite evidence that several models of integration are efficacious, implementation and dissemination lags. Our research aims to address discovery and dissemination of evidence informed mental and behavioral health treatments in primary care to address mental and physical health conditions. This interdisciplinary work ties to collaborations across the university including the departments of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Epidemiology and Global Health.
Projects
- ADHD Telehealth
- Clinical Trials Network Pacific Northwest Node – Addictions, Drug & Alcohol Institute
- Development and implementation of a provider prescribed, behavioral digital therapeutic designed to support, educate, screen and remotely monitor patients with chronic pain
- Integrated Behavioral Health in Primary Care (IBH–PC)
- Los Angeles Maternal Mental Health Access (LAMMHA)
- Maternal-Infant Dyad-Implementation (MInD-I)
- Maternal Mental Health Access (MAMHA) program of Washington
- National Alzheimer’s Coordinating Center
- Perinatal collaborative care for adolescents in Ibadan, Nigeria
- Perinatal Depression in Vietnam – Happy Mom, Happy Home
- T32 Fellowship Training in Integrated Behavioral Health
- The Healthier Washington Collaboration Portal (WA Portal)
- UW Alacrity Center