This document details discrete activities in each domain of the TEAM UP Transformation Model. TEAM UP Model Explained 2021
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Community Health Worker Film shared at APHA Public Health Film Festival
The 2020 American Public Health Association's Public Health Film Festival showcased TEAM UP's film, "Filling the Gaps: Community Health Workers Improve Healthcare Systems by Addressing the Social Determinants of Health," written, produced, and directed by Sonia...
Branch Report
BRANCH (Building Resilience And Nurturing CHildren) is a brief trauma-informed, extended screening and assessment intervention developed for integrated behavioral health clinicians (BHCs) who practice in primary care pediatric settings. The impetus for developing...
TEAM UP presents at the AcademyHealth 2020 Annual Research Meeting
Members of the TEAM UP team presented the following bodies of work, which include two poster presentations and the abstract of a pre-recorded presentation. Transforming and Expanding Access to Mental Health Care in Urban Pediatrics (TEAM UP): Co-creation and...
TEAM UP Transformation Model Explained: CHW Version
This document details discrete activities completed by Community Health Workers (CHWs) in each domain of the TEAM UP Transformation Model. TEAM UP Transformation Model (CHW Version)
TEAM UP Statement
In the last several weeks, we have witnessed the deaths of George Floyd in Minneapolis, Breonna Taylor in Louisville, and Ahmaud Arbery in Brunswick. These deaths are not isolated incidents, but rather a continuation of the racist violence perpetuated against Black...
TEAM UP: Adapting Integrated Behavioral Health in the Time of Coronavirus
In the face of COVID-19 restrictions, safety-net organizations such as community health centers (CHCs) must find new ways to care for their most vulnerable patients and families. Having previously oriented their care toward in-person appointments, providers and staff...
TEAM UP for Children Initiative Adds Four Massachusetts Health Centers to its Pediatric Behavioral Health Program
1 in 4 children using Massachusetts federally-qualified health centerswill benefit from important transformational model to better integrate behavioral health services BOSTON, December 17, 2019 – TEAM UP for Children (Transforming and Expanding Access to...
Overcoming Barriers to Behavioral Health Integration in Pediatrics Through Co-Development
Integrating behavioral health services in pediatric primary care has been identified as a core strategy for closing the worrying treatment gap faced by young people with depression, anxiety, ADHD, and other common conditions. Pediatricians and psychiatrists...