CENTER ON POVERTY, RISK AND MENTAL HEALTH

描述（申请人摘要）：此竞争性继续申请 寻求资金继续密歇根大学的研究。 社会工作的贫困，风险和心理健康中心。我们的目标是，超过5 1）超越风险因素/干预前研究， 进一步发展治疗和心理健康服务研究; 2）建立 通过持续的教师发展来维持研究计划的能力， 3）提高社会工作的能力，以产生影响的研究 社会工作研究人员、贫困研究人员、从业人员和政策制定者。 核心研究领域包括：精神病学/干预前研究， 低收入单身母亲及其子女的贫困和心理健康 和预防性干预/精神卫生服务研究，包括 对福利接受者、高危婴儿、学龄前儿童 有严重情绪困扰的儿童、少年犯及其 家庭，以及对长期精神疾病成年人提供服务的评估 病我们的研究旨在减少公共卫生负担， 通过识别潜在的和可变的风险， 以及阐明其作用途径的保护因子， 开发更有效的早期发现精神障碍的方法， 其前体，并开发，测试和评估有效的 干预和服务。 我们需要在关键领域提供基础设施支持：识别风险的方法， 保护因素以及了解途径和过程 它们会导致过度的精神障碍，检测个体的方法 风险增加，以及开发选择性和指示性预防措施的方法 干预措施和干预措施，以防止复发，合并症， 残疾。我们将通过多学科建设我们的基础设施 与大学内的心理健康研究人员和其他 通过技术人员支助、研讨会和讲习班、核心资金 进行试点研究，并战略性地雇用更多的教师。成果将 包括R 01和K奖提案、出版物和一支训练有素 研究人员我们将传播研究成果， 改善政策和服务。持续的支持将使 1 ZMH 1 3 1 R24 MH51363-06 二零零零年五月 谢尔顿·丹齐格 我们提供国家领导和帮助减少公共卫生的能力 精神障碍的负担。

DESCRIPTION (Applicant's abstract): This competing continuation application seeks funding to continue the research of the Univ. of Michigan School of Social Work's Center on Poverty, Risk, and Mental Health. We aim, over five years, to: 1) Move beyond risk factor/pre-intervention research studies and further develop treatment and mental health services research; 2) Build capacity to sustain a research program through continued faculty development, and 3) Advance social work's capacity to produce research that influences social work researchers, poverty researchers, practitioners, and policy makers. Core research areas are: psychiatric epidemiology/ pre-intervention research on poverty and mental health among low-income single mothers and their children and preventive intervention/mental health services research including randomized interventions for welfare recipients, at-risk infants, pre-school children, juvenile delinquents with serious emotional disturbance and their families, and evaluations of service delivery for adults with long-term mental illness. Our research seeks to reduce the public health burden of excess mental disorder among the poor by identifying potent and changeable risk and protective factors elucidating the pathways through which they operate, developing more effective methods for early detection of mental disorders and their precursors, and developing, testing, and evaluating effective interventions and services. We require infrastructure support in key areas: methods for identifying risk and protective factors and for understanding the pathways and processes through which they contribute to excess mental disorder, methods to detect individuals at increased risk, and methods to develop selective and indicated preventive interventions, and interventions to prevent relapse, comorbidity, and disability. We will build our infrastructure through multidisciplinary collaboration with mental health researchers within the University and at other institutions, via technical staff support, seminars and workshops, core funding for pilot studies, and strategic hiring of additional faculty. Outcomes will include R01 and K-award proposals, publications, and a cadre of well-trained researchers. We will disseminate findings so that our research is translated into improved policies and services. Continued support will institutionalize 1 ZMH1 3 1 R24 MH51363-06 May, 2000 DANZIGER, SHELDON H our capacity to provide national leadership and help reduce the public health burden of mental disorder.