Upcoming Events

Mar 6 9-10:30am	UNC/Duke Program in Mental Health Services & Systems Research In Search of a Claims-Based Hospitalization Risk Prediction Model Harold Carmel, MD, Vice President for Clinical Services, Care Management Technologies Consulting Professor of Psychiatry, Duke University School of Medicine -- Duke, Developmental Epidemiology & Services, Brightleaf Square, Main St. Durham
Mar 12 3-5 pm	AHRQ/NRSA Seminar Using qualitative methods to inform quantitative methods Jennifer Craft-Morgan -- Sheps Center, Rosenfeld Conf Rm
Mar 19 3-5 pm	AHRQ/NRSA Seminar Long term acute care study Kathleen Dalton -- Sheps Center, Rosenfeld Conf Rm
Mar 20 9-10:30am	UNC/Duke Program in Mental Health Services & Systems Research Global Mental Health: Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Grieving Youth in Tanzania Karen E. O'Donnell, Ph.D. Associate Professor Departments of Psychiatry and Pediatrics Duke University Medical Center -- Duke Developmental Epidemiology & Services, Suite 22, Brightleaf Sq., 905 W. Main St., Durham, NC
Apr 2 3-5 pm	AHRQ/NRSA Seminar Understanding high financial performance in Critical Access Hospitals: A mixed methods approach George Pink -- Sheps Center, Rosenfeld Conf Rm
Apr 3 9-10:30am	UNC/Duke Program in Mental Health Services & Systems Research 50 States as Laboratory: Quasi-Experimental Panel-Data Methods Philip J. Cook, PhD ITT/Terry Sanford Professor Public Policy, Professor of Economics and Sociology, Senior Associate Dean for Faculty, Sanford School of Public Policy, Duke University -- Duke, Developmental Epidemiology & Services, Brightleaf Square, Main St. Durham
Apr 23 3-5 pm	AHRQ/NRSA Seminar Giselle Corbie-Smith The IOM committee on CER standards -- Sheps Center, Rosenfeld Conf Rm
May 1 9-10:30am	UNC/Duke Program in Mental Health Services & Systems Research Mandating Community Treatment for Mental Illness John Monahan, Ph.D. John S. Shannon Distinguished Professor of Law, Professor of Psychology, Professor of Psychiatry and Neurobehavioral Sciences University of Virginia -- Duke Developmental Epidemiology & Services, Brightleaf Sq, Durham, NC
May 15 9-10:30am	UNC/Duke Program in Mental Health Services & Systems Research Bringing Mental Health into the Mainstream of Healthcare Quality Measurement Harold A. Pincus, MD Professor and Vice Chair for Strategic Initiatives Department of Psychiatry Columbia University Director of Quality and Outcomes Research, New York-Presbyterian Hospital -- Sheps Center 1st flr , DeFriese Room 150
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What's New?

The American College of Surgeons Health Policy Research Institute has released an update to their online, interactive atlas of the surgical workforce in the US. This updated version includes data on surgical sub-specialties, population data, and health access indicators. [Atlas]
The NC Health Profession Data System has released the Spring 2011 Allied Health Job Vacancy Tracking Report. [report]
The NC Health Professions Data System has released the 2010 health professions data. [Data book] [Data]
The NC Health Profession Data System has released the Fall 2010 Allied Health Job Vacancy Tracking Report. [cover letter] [report]
Tom Ricketts, PhD, Sheps Center, was appointed to the National Health Care Workforce Commission. [news release]
The 2009 NC Health Professions Data are now available. [Data book] [Data]
The American College of Surgeons Health Policy Research Institute has released an online, interactive atlas of the surgical workforce in the US. [Atlas] [Press release]
The NC Health Professions Data System has released a new report entitled, "Trends in the Supply of Pharmacists in North Carolina," [link to report]

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Directions

From Raleigh, Greenville and other points east
From Durham
From Winston-Salem and other points west
Parking
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Local Transit Services
Online guide | PDF of buses scheduled to and from the Sheps Center

From Raleigh, Greenville and other points east:

From Interstate 40 West, take EXIT 266 (HIGHWAY 86 South). Turn left at the exit ramp light, towards Chapel Hill.
Travel 3 miles (or 8 traffic lights). The 8th light is the corner of Martin Luther King Jr Blvd and Umstead Road (the police station is on the left just before this intersection). Turn RIGHT onto Umstead Road. Here you will see our 3-story building on your immediate left.
Make the first LEFT turn, then an immediate LEFT again into our parking lot.

From Durham:

From HIGHWAY 15-501 South, cross Interstate 40 traveling towards Chapel Hill.
After the McDonald’s and Jiffy Lube (on the left) fork to the RIGHT onto FRANKLIN STREET. (Distance: 1 mile)
Pass the Siena Hotel (there is a Texaco at the light), turn RIGHT at the light onto ESTES DRIVE. (Distance: 0.8 miles)
Turn LEFT at the second traffic light onto MARTIN LUTHER KING JR BLVD. (Distance: 0.9 miles)
The next light is the corner of Martin Luther King Jr Blvd and Umstead. Here you will see our 3-story building across from you on your right. Turn RIGHT onto Umstead Road.
Make the first LEFT turn and turn LEFT again into our parking lot.

From Winston-Salem and other points west:

Take Interstate 40 East (which merges with Highway 85 North). Stay on 40 EAST going towards Raleigh.
Take EXIT 266 (HIGHWAY 86 SOUTH). Turn RIGHT at the exit ramp light, towards Chapel Hill.
Travel 3 miles (or 8 traffic lights). The 8th light is the corner of Martin Luther King Jr Blvd and Umstead Road (the police station is on the left just before this intersection). Make a RIGHT onto Umstead Road.
Make the first LEFT turn, then an immediate LEFT again into our parking lot.

Parking:

Parking permits are required for parking. Vehicles without parking passes are subject to ticketing and/or towing.
Parking permits may be picked up at the 2nd Floor Receptionist desk.

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