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2018-2021, Cohort 3

Developing a Digital Web to Address Behavioral Health Disparities in Rural New York State

Home / Projects / Developing a Digital Web to Address Behavioral Health Disparities in Rural New York State

This team will partner with Allegany County residents and providers to develop a Digital Web using telementoring, onsite psychiatric assessment, and telepsychiatry.

The project will engage all members of the community, reduce health disparities, and improve the quality of behavioral health care and support received by individuals, families and caregivers.

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Team Members
  • Jennifer Richman, MD
  • Michael Hasselberg, PhD, RN, PMHNP-BC
  • Wendi Cross, PhD
  • Kathryn Lewis, LCSW

LocationRochester, New York

Focus Areas
  • Behavioral and Mental Health
  • Health Care Access
  • IT/Technology
  • Rural Health
Community Impact
  • Embrace Technology and Each Other
  • Toolkit for Developing a Digital Web to Address Behavioral Disparities in Rural Communities
Resources
  • Health Equity Stories of Success, Sustainability & Scalability
  • Influencing Policy: Tips for Health Care Providers

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