Community-Partnered Development of a Digital Mental Health Resource Website to Support Diverse Communities During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Goodsmith Nichole; Moore Elizabeth M.; Siddiq HafifaBarcelo Nicolas E.Ulloa-Flores EstrellaLoera GustavoJones FelicaAguilar-Gaxiola SergioWells KennethArevian Armen

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Community-Partnered Development of a Digital Mental Health Resource Website to Support Diverse Communities During the COVID-19 Pandemic

机译：Community-Partnered Development of a Digital Mental Health Resource Website to Support Diverse Communities During the COVID-19 Pandemic

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A state-academic-community partnership formed in response to the mental health needs fueled by the COVID-19 pandemic and the disproportionate effects on marginalized communities. Taking a community-partnered approach and using a health equity lens, the partnership developed a website to guide users through digital mental health resources, prioritizing accessibility, engagement, and community needs.

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《Journal of health care for the poor and underserved》 |2022年第1期|506-516|共11页
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Goodsmith Nichole; Moore Elizabeth M.; Siddiq HafifaBarcelo Nicolas E.Ulloa-Flores EstrellaLoera GustavoJones FelicaAguilar-Gaxiola SergioWells KennethArevian Armen;
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VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare Syst;

UCLA Natl Clinician Scholars Program;

Global Ctr Children & Families,Univ Calif Los AngelesCtr Reducing Hlth Dispar,Univ Calif DavisHlth African Amer Families IICtr Reducing Hlth Dispar,Univ Calif Davis HlthDept Psychiat,Univ Calif Los Angeles;

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中图分类保健组织与事业（卫生事业管理）;
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Community partnership; digital health; COVID-19; mental health; SELF-HELP; DISPARITIES; STRATEGIES;

Community-Partnered Development of a Digital Mental Health Resource Website to Support Diverse Communities During the COVID-19 Pandemic

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