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Dane-1-in-4, Too Many To Ignore:Add your voice to the conversation
on combining mental health and primary care
Dr. Nancy Pandhi
Who is launching this initiative
Researchers
AdvocatesHealth professionals
Why we’re doing this
• Patient voices aren’t typically included
• To get feedback from the community about different models of combining mental health and primary care
• To ultimately improve the health systems that support those with mental health concerns and those that care about them
Launching our project
Developmental interviews with
community members
Wrote and vetted video scripts with health systems Filmed videos
with professional film crew and
actors
Received feedback from CARDS group on survey, videos,
and usability
Further survey question development
Collect community opinions via
survey
Revised survey and methods of distribution
United Way
Forum
Disseminate survey via community partners,
WORT, and press
releases
July August September October
What the survey is like
What the survey is like
What the survey is like
What the survey is like
How we’ll use the information
• To provide this information back as groups continue to work to improve care
• To conduct further research as to what models of integration “work” and for whom
• Outcomes important to patients with mental health concerns and their families
• Outcomes important to those who deliver care in health systems and the community
• Outcomes important to those committed to the health, education, and safety of the public
What do we mean by “what models work”?
Incentives to participate
• Include the voices of your organization and those it serves in improving care
• Keep the tablet or receive $250 for your organization
• Help the 1 in 4 people of Dane County who are affected by mental illness
Stay informed and stay in touch!
www.dane1in4.org
Dr. Nancy Pandhi:
This project is funded by the Institute for Clinical and Translational Research at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health.