Promoting Access and Quality of Care

Source

Capacity Building

RESTORE is committed to increasing the capacity for PTSD treatment in safety net health systems and the communities they serve. We support data-driven and multi-level innovations that are responsive to local needs.

Our unique approach uses system redesign, workforce development, and community engagement strategies to create a strong foundation for contextually appropriate and highly effective systems for treating PTSD.

Community-based initiatives to reduce mental health stigma, improve mental health literacy, and built trust

Extending the behavioral health workforce to include community health workers

Integrating digital mental health technologies into routine practice

Increasing the availability of evidence-based practices across clinical and community settings

Scalable training and case consultation initiatives

Build out of screening and measurement-based care tools and workflows

Advocating to leadership and policymakers

Improving system efficiency to maximize access while not reducing quality of care

Adapting evidence-based practices to novel settings

Community-engaged cultural and contextual adaptation of evidence-based practices

Key Strategies

RESTORE provides implementation facilitation—an interactive problem-solving approach that promotes evidence-based practices in routine care. This work relies on close partnership with health systems and community members.