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2017-2020, Cohort 2

DEPART Jail: Decreasing Psychosis-Associated Recidivism with Treatment in Jail

Home / Projects / DEPART Jail: Decreasing Psychosis-Associated Recidivism with Treatment in Jail

This project will identify and treat patients with psychotic disorders in the criminal justice system through screening, clinical evaluation and treatment optimization, group therapy, and case management.

Project Details

Team Members
  • Kelly Scanlon, LICSW
  • Rakesh Karmacharya, MD, PhD

LocationBelmont, Massachusetts

Focus Areas
  • Behavioral and Mental Health
  • Criminal Justice
Community Impact
  • Toolkit for Decreasing Psychosis-Associated Recidivism with Treatment in Jail
  • Treating Psychosis in Jails

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