WTC research project table draft, March 2002

NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document

NevJ York City Department of Health WTC Research Inventory Draft of 3128102

0013 Chip Felton Mental Health MH needs assessment Supplement to the NYC Consortium for Effective Trauma Treatment - Columbia University/NYSPI/OMH OMH Hispanic Immigrants in Washington Heights focus: PTSD, major depression and other anxiety disorders goal: to improve diagnosis, Rx and referral for Hispanic Community

0014 Chip Felton Mental Health pre-post test evaluation of An Evaluation of Telephone Crisis Services for Adolescents Research Foundation for Mental Hygiene, Inc. OMH Suicide/Injury Prevention Telephone Crisis Services Supplement to a previously begun CDC-Funded Study to Evaluate J. Mercy and intervention for Suicide Prevention/Intervention Programs Among Teenagers CDC adolescents (assessment of PTSD and MH difficulties including suicidal thoughts K. Lubell and behavior, level of exposure to the attacks, support from formal CDC and/or informal sources of help and coping activities in the week following the attack.)

0015 J. Mercy Violence Prevention Quasi-experimental Youth Follow up of a School Violence Prevention Program National Center for Children in Poverty, Mailman School CDC Resolving Conflict longitudinal follow-up (new component of study assesses the impact of the WTC attack on of Public Health at Columbia University J. Kotler Creatively Program of children's social- youth at different baseline levels of social and emotional functioning.) MSPH (RCCP) emotional development (more detailed information on study on file) as a function of exp. to varying levels of RCCP

0016 Chip Felton Substance Use/Abuse Multi-site impact eval. Substance Use/Abuse and Internalizing Disorders in Youth NYSPI/OMH OMH Internalizing Disorders Medicaid Managed Care MH Rx and Prevention for Youth

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