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An update on the South Carolina trauma initiative
Karen J Cusack1, Christopher B Wells, Anouk L Grubaugh
1Cecil G. Sheps Center for Health Services Research, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, 725 Airport Rd., CB 7590, Chapel Hill, NC 27599, USA. kcusack@schsr.unc.edu
Abstract:
Seven years ago the South Carolina Department of Mental Health developed a statewide effort to improve its response to consumers who are trauma survivors. The initiative's goals included sensitizing stakeholders to the impact of trauma, influencing policies, educating and training clinicians, addressing concerns about the safety and dignity of psychiatric settings (for example, sanctuary trauma), and increasing knowledge by supporting a strong empirical research platform. In the brief report presented here, the authors describe the past seven years in terms of obstacles encountered, progress, and future directions of this initiative in the hope of providing information and guidance to other state systems.
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