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Our research is Designed to promote the transformation of mental health care by increasing knowledge of supports, services, and policies that:
- Build on family strengths;
- Are community based, family driven, and youth guided;
- Promote cultural competence; and
- Are based on evidence of effectiveness.
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Data Trends
As part of our participation in the Learning Community Partnership, the Research and Training Center at Portland State University collaborates with the Research and Training Center at the University of South Florida to produce Data Trends*, a series of briefs addressing current themes, summarizing recent literature, or presenting new developments in the field of children's mental health.
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Differences in Treatment Dropout Rates |
Topic: Dropout from mental health treatment is a significant issue for children and adolescents. Premature termination of care can have adverse effects on the mental health of young people, can undermine the treatment process, and result in long-term impacts on those receiving services, their families, and the community. The purpose of this study was to see whether treatment dropout rates vary among diagnoses.
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Additional Data Trends are available on the website of the
Research and Training Center at the University of South Florida.
*Funds to support Data Trends come from the Child, Adolescent and Family Branch, Federal Center for Mental Health Services, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration.
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