Current Projects
Gary Cuddeback, PhD, MSW, MPH
- Improving the Impact of Mental Health Courts
- North Carolina Probation/Parole Officer Workload Study
- Qualitative Study of Assertive Community Treatment
- Transitions from Assertive Community Treatment to Less Intensive Services
Marisa Domino, PhD
- Incorporating Comparative Effectiveness Research Tools to Examine the Effect of a Reimbursement Policy Change on Local Public Health Service Outcomes
- Duration Limitations and Adherence to Chronic Medication
- Expansion of Research Capability to Study Comparative Effectiveness in Complex Patients
- Influences of the Diffusion of Psychotropic Medication
- The Role of Medicare Part D in the treatment of Serious Mental Illness
Joseph Morrissey, PhD
- Adequate Health Insurance for Children with Autism: Evidence and Implications for Defining Essential Benefits
- The Cultural Authority of Science in the Public Sphere: Creating Data Streams for Further Advances
- Community Reentry of Persons with Severe Mental Illness Released from State Prison
- Partnerships for Recovery: Transforming Mental Health in Washington State
- Evaluation of Washington State’s Program on Assertive Community Treatment (PACT)
- Crisis Pilot Project Evaluation
- Gillings Innovation Lab for Mental Health System Improvement
- Carolina-Shaw Comprehensive NCMHD Research Center: “Developing a Pilot Intervention to Increase Child Mental Health Service Utilization by African-American Families”
Betsy Sleath, PhD
Kathleen Thomas, PhD
- Tough choices: Autism, private health insurance and family out-of-pocket spending
- Adequate Health Insurance for Children with Autism
- Padres Efectivos (Parent Activation): Skills Latina Mothers use to get Healthcare for Their Children
- Access, Quality and Financial Implications of the Transitions of Children with Autism
- An Approach to Capture Divergent Stakeholder Views on Future Research Needs
- Autism Insurance Policy and Access to Care for Children with Autism: A State Level Analysis
- Employment of Adults with Disabilities under the North Carolina Medicaid Infrastructure Grant (MIG)