NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
New/ York City Department of Health WTC Research Inventory Draft of 3/28/02
GO013 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
G0014 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/lntervention 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.)
G0015 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
G0016 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
WTC research inventory 032602Sheet13/27/02
NYC-WTC_000143850
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