Mental Health Research Network II

$474,681U19FY2017MHNIH

Kaiser Foundation Health Plan Of Washington, Seattle WA

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Abstract

The proposed Administrative Core during the second funding cycle will include: An organizational unit (led by Belinda Operskalski) responsible for: o Communications within MHRN and with external stakeholders and collaborators o Compliance with regulations regarding privacy and human subjects protection o Efficient monitoring and management of MHRN finances An informatics unit (led by Gregory Simon and Christine Stewart) responsible for maintenance of existing MHRN data infrastructure as well as development of new data resources, including: o Empirically validated crosswalks from ICD9 to ICD10 diagnoses o Harmonized databases of patient-reported outcome measures across MHRN sites o More sophisticated indicators of health system membership to accommodate health system complexity An outreach and external collaboration unit (led by Leif Solberg) responsible for outreach to and systematic engagement with partner health systems, external researchers, and other external stakeholders. These infrastructure resources will support specific research projects described in this application as well as current and planned MHRN-affiliated research projects. All infrastructure resources will be freely shared with external investigators and healthcare systems.

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