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Enhanced Treatment and Recovery (ENTRY) Program - Sunset Park Mental Health Center, Part of the Sunset Park Health Council, Inc., Dba the Family Health Centers at Nyu Langone (FHC) Behavioral Health Program (BHP), Is a Nys Office of Mental Health Certified CMHC. Samhsa Funding Will Serve Children, Adolescents, and Adults With Sed, Smi, and Cod Through the Enhanced Treatment and Recovery (ENTRY) Program, Led by DR. W. Gordon Frankle, Principal Investigator. Community Residents Are Predominantly Minority (hispanic/latino, African American, and Asian Immigrants) Facing Socioeconomic and Sociocultural Barriers to Care. the Entry Program Will: Goal 1. Strengthen Trauma-informed Screening, Assessment, Diagnosis, Patient-centered Treatment Planning, and Treatment Delivery. OBJ.1.1. Identify and Hire 12 Clinical and Administrative Staff by Month 3. OBJ.1.2. Conduct Initial Training in Trauma-informed Care, Stigma Reduction, Confidentiality, and Cultural Competency to All Staff Supporting Program Implementation by Month 3. OBJ.1.3. Identify Staff to Lead Participant Outreach and Recruitment Activities by Month 3. OBJ.1.4. Optimize Rapport and Sustain Procedures With Referring Organizations by Month 4. Obj. 1.5. Conduct New Patient Outreach to 1000 Unduplicated Community Members Within the Service Area by Month 12 Annually. Obj. 1.6. Screen, Assess, Diagnose, and Treat 500 Unduplicated Patients by Month 12 Annually. Goal 2. Strengthen the Implementation of Outpatient Services and Ongoing Patient Monitoring. OBJ.2.1. Establish Dedicated Pathways of Treatment for Those With Sed/smi/cod, And/or Trauma Exposure to Reduce Barriers to Outpatient Care by Month 4. OBJ.2.2. Provide Individualized Psychoeducation to the Participant on Diagnosis, Early Intervention, Adherence to Treatment, and Recovery by Month 4. OBJ.2.3. Provide Clinical and Recovery Support Facilitated by 2 Peer Navigators by Month 4. OBJ.2.4. Conduct Ongoing Didactic Staff Training in Evidence-based Practices Relevant to Sed/smi/cod/trauma Beginning in Month 4. OBJ.2.5. Sustain and Expand the Existing Technical Infrastructure to Provide Audio and Audio-visual Hipaa Compliant Telehealth via a Community-based Mobile Telehealth Team by Month 6. OBJ.2.6. Establish a Lai and Clozapine Clinic by Month 6. Goal 3. Address Staff Mental Health Needs Through Evidence-informed Protocols and Resources. OBJ.3.1. 30 FHC BHP Staff Per Month Will Complete Training on Evidence-based Self-care Practices for Health Care Providers by Month 4, From the Samhsa Funded Mental Health Technology Transfer Center Network - Provider Well-being Initiative. OBJ.3.2. Monthly Staff Wellness and Resiliency Programming Along With a Consultant for Staff Support and Wellness Will Be Implemented by Month 6. OBJ.3.3. Implement a Campaign to Increase Awareness of Provider Burnout and Identify Remedies on How to Reduce Burnout/improve Well-being by Month 4. the Program Will Serve 500 Unduplicated Persons Annually for a Total of 1,000 Persons (years 1-2).
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