Center for Team Effectiveness to Accelerate EBP Implementation in Children's Mental Health Services: Admin Core

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Abstract

PROJECT SUMMARY (Administrative Core) The TEAMS Center Administrative Core will serve as the essential hub for Center activities and team members (including investigators, community partners, and trainees). This Core will provide the organizational leadership and infrastructure to create and maintain a well-functioning center and will be charged with coordinating the community-engaged scientific, administrative, and governance activities of the Center. It will operate through three functional units or teams (Center and Research Operations, Community-Engaged Research, and Training and Dissemination). The Administrative Core team brings substantive expertise in children’s mental health effectiveness and implementation trials, evidence-based practices (EBPs) for common children’s mental health conditions, and community academic partnership models. The Administrative Core will apply the Center’s Team Effectiveness for Implementation Science Model to build team processes to promote team effectiveness (i.e. a well-functioning and productive Center). The Center and Research Operations team will coordinate the Center’s activities to optimize efficiencies and promote research progress. The Community- Engaged Research team will facilitate the application of team effectiveness research to optimize EBP implementation practice in key public service systems caring for children with mental health concerns. This team will convene four “system” workgroups to advise projects, identify relevant team mechanisms and team development interventions to promote EBP implementation in each service system (specialty mental health, schools, pediatric healthcare, child welfare services), and priority research questions within and across systems. It will also launch new community-partnered research through R03 pilot studies. The Training and Dissemination team will provide training in children’s mental health team-based implementation research and practice and broadly disseminate Center innovations. It will provide interdisciplinary and mentored training to internal Center trainees and disseminate Center resources and trainings to national and global networks.

Key facts

NIH application ID
10406505
Project number
1P50MH126231-01A1
Recipient
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN DIEGO
Principal Investigator
LAUREN BROOKMAN-FRAZEE
Activity code
P50
Funding institute
NIH
Fiscal year
2022
Award amount
$882,519
Award type
1
Project period
2022-08-05 → 2027-05-31