WTC document preservation notice, May 2002

NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document

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New York City Department of Health WTC Research Inventory Draft

GO011 Ezra Susser, MD, DrPH [email protected] Christina Hoven, PhD public school children 8000? to be determined Pending OMH committee analyze data collected by pending funding Victor Balaban lERHB/EEHS/NCEH (CDC) $500,000 requested approval Board of ED based on MH assessment instrument developed by C. Hoven

G0012 Randall Marshall, MD OMH/NYSPI adults, children, families seeking Rx post WTC $7.6 million partial training, dissemination of in process disaster funding from NY Times expertise treatment Foundation more funds evaluation of service committed program develop.

G0013 Roberto Lewis-Fernandez, MD OMH/NYSPI Washington Heights population $50,000 committed by training for PCPs, NY Times Found, add'l supplemental direct funding pending services community education and evaluation

G0014 Madelyn Gould, MD, Department of Child Psychiatry Mailman School of high school students grades 9-12 in Westchester, 439 completed CDC $75,000 Columbia Univ. CDC students were recruited in data collection in Public Health, Columbia University [email protected] Nassau and Suffolk counties of NYS baseline supplemental to original approved 10/01 school health classes and process for follow up 212-543-5329 questionnaire funding completed an in- class phone interviews to expected to questionnaire and be completed in mid complete 365 follow intervention to increase April up interviews help- seeking responses (AY 2000-2001) Telephone follow-up in Fall of 2001 included new WTC Q-module.

GO015 J. Lawrence Aber, PhD (PI) Project Directors: Elizabeth Gershoff, PhD 12-18 year olds in NYC who were part of the 600 students for in- CDC $694,690 Mailman School of in-person interviews data collection in and Jennifer Kotler, PhD, [email protected] Mailman School of 1994-1996 RCCP evaluation study person/ phone Public Health, Columbia and/or phone interviews process w/ Public Health, Columbia University Dr. James Mercy, NCIPC, CDC interview & their Univ, and New York City with youth and parents; adolescents; parent [email protected] parents Board of Education asssess attitudes toward interviews to begin approved violence and other soon measures of social, emotional and academic adjustment

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