Screening, Tracking and Treatment for Anxiety and Depression in Community Colleges
社区大学焦虑症和抑郁症的筛查、跟踪和治疗
基本信息
- 批准号:10615195
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 235.19万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2022
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2022-05-01 至 2027-03-31
- 项目状态:未结题
- 来源:
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项目摘要
Overall Component Abstract
Community colleges (CCs) are primary engines for economic advancement for persons from lower socio-
economic backgrounds, but the promise of higher education is often thwarted by untreated mental health
problems, especially among racial/ethnic minority students. Alarmingly high rates of depression and anxiety on
community college campuses collide with daunting life challenges (such as early adversity, housing and food
insecurity) and inadequate mental health resources. Untreated depression and anxiety can have dire
consequences, extending from poor academic performance to suicide. To address the enormous mental health
gap in a low income, highly diverse sample of CC students at East Los Angeles College (ELAC), we propose to
evaluate a scalable, efficient, and evidence-based system of care called STAND for screening, tracking and
treating anxiety and depression. STAND uses a stratified stepped care model, ranging from self-guided online
cognitive behavioral prevention, to online cognitive behavioral therapy with coaching, to clinician-delivered care.
Continuous tracking enables treatment adaptation as needs evolve plus rapid detection and management of
suicidality. The STAND system was implemented on the UCLA campus from late 2017- early 2020. Since Fall
2019, we have been collaborating with ELAC administrators and students to adapt STAND for their needs, and
have an ongoing pilot project funded through the Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health (2020-2022).
This pilot lays the groundwork for ALACRITY in which we will optimize STAND at ELAC (n=1000) with continuing
support from DMH and we will explore sustainability and spread to other CCs. The ALACRITY center focuses
upon (1) optimizing effectiveness through multivariate predictive models, including social determinants of mental
health, for improving stepped care triaging, adaptation, and risk detection, which will simultaneously advance
the science of personalized mental health, (2) optimizing implementation through exploratory projects, pilot trials
and Methods Scientific Area hubs that primarily target uptake and engagement as well as integration and cultural
competency to meet the needs of this underserved, diverse student population, and (3) exploring sustainability
via centralized state-wide data-streams, cost-effectiveness and return-on-investment projections for STAND
implementation, investigation of generalizability, and exploration of barriers and facilitators of implementation
across geographically diverse CCCs, that inform discussions with policy makers and stakeholders. The overall
approach is guided by the Accelerated Creation to Sustainment implementation framework which allows for
continuous evaluation and redesign over each annual cohort. The Administrative Core will oversee operations
of the Center, pilot study program, training of junior investigators, and sustainability planning. The Methods Core
will support research projects, implementation efforts, and innovative and synergistic collaborations that focus
on increasing engagement of stakeholders. Our long-term goal is to optimize STAND through personalization
tools and facilitate expansion of STAND’s reach across CCs statewide and ultimately nationwide.
总体组成摘要
社区学院 (CC) 是社会底层人士经济进步的主要引擎
经济背景,但高等教育的承诺往往因未经治疗的心理健康而受挫
问题,特别是少数族裔学生的抑郁和焦虑率高得惊人。
社区大学校园面临着令人畏惧的生活挑战(例如早期的逆境、住房和食物)
不安全感)和心理健康资源不足而得不到治疗的抑郁和焦虑可能会带来可怕的后果。
后果,从学业成绩不佳到自杀。
东洛杉矶学院 (ELAC) 的低收入、高度多样化的 CC 学生样本存在差距,我们建议
评估一个可扩展、高效且基于证据的护理系统 STAND,用于筛查、跟踪和
STAND 采用分层阶梯式护理模式,包括在线自我指导。
认知行为预防、在线认知行为辅导治疗、临床医生提供的护理。
持续跟踪可以根据需求的变化进行治疗调整,并快速检测和管理
STAND 系统于 2017 年底至 2020 年初在加州大学洛杉矶分校校园实施。
2019 年,我们一直与 ELAC 管理员和学生合作,根据他们的需求调整 STAND,并且
有一个由洛杉矶县心理健康局资助的正在进行的试点项目(2020-2022 年)。
该试点为 ALACRITY 奠定了基础,我们将在 ELAC (n=1000) 上优化 STAND,并继续
来自 DMH 的支持,我们将探索可持续性并将其推广到 ALACRITY 中心的重点领域。
(1) 通过多变量预测模型优化有效性,包括心理的社会决定因素
健康,以改善分级护理分类、适应和风险检测,这将同时推进
个性化心理健康科学,(2)通过探索性项目、试点试验优化实施
主要针对吸收和参与以及整合和文化的方法科学领域中心
满足服务不足、多元化学生群体需求的能力,以及 (3) 探索可持续性
通过 STAND 的集中全州数据流、成本效益和投资回报预测
实施、普遍性调查以及实施障碍和促进因素的探索
跨越地域不同的 CCC,为与政策制定者和利益相关者的讨论提供信息。
该方法以“加速创造到维持”实施框架为指导,该框架允许
行政核心将监督每个年度队列的持续评估和重新设计。
中心的建设、试点研究计划、初级研究人员的培训以及可持续发展规划的核心。
将支持研究项目、实施工作以及创新和协同合作,重点关注
我们的长期目标是通过个性化优化 STAND。
工具并促进 STAND 扩大联邦 CC 的影响范围,并最终扩大到全国范围。
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Screening, Tracking and Treatment for Anxiety and Depression in Community Colleges
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10406817 - 财政年份:2022
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