Evidence-Based Practice in Child and Adolescent Mental Health,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 13
Published: Dec. 16, 2024
Introduction:
As
the
number
of
American
children
who
speak
a
language
other
than
English
at
home
increases,
so
too
does
need
for
bilingual
mental
health
services.
field
works
to
establish
and
maintain
care,
several
barriers
must
be
addressed.
Health Services Research,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
58(S3), P. 327 - 344
Published: May 23, 2023
To
provide
guiding
principles
and
recommendations
for
how
approaches
from
the
field
of
dissemination
implementation
(D&I)
science
can
advance
healthcare
equity.
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(6), P. 2574 - 2574
Published: March 21, 2024
Today’s
competitive
advantage
is
built
through
sustainability.
Regional
competitiveness
undoubtedly
one
of
the
most
important
components
for
achieving
sustainability
development
at
local
level.
The
analysis
key
factors
and
their
correlations,
aimed
gauging
regional
competitiveness,
yields
valuable
insights
into
multifaceted
elements
that
impact
growth
advancement
underprivileged
regions.
However,
a
crucial
question
remains:
What
precisely
are
form
foundation
assessing
measuring
competitiveness?
literature
review
initially
identified
ten
frequently
mentioned
competitiveness.
overarching
aim
research
understanding
main
determining
extraction
propositions
based
on
those
exploring
relationship
between
various
This
study’s
time
frame
was
from
August
2023
to
January
2024.
In
this
research,
our
undertake
traditional
review,
concentrating
context
doing
more
critical
rather
than
systematic
review.
We
assess
evaluate
published
spanning
last
five
years
(2018–2023);
we
have
emphasized
central
widely
span
domains,
including
(1)
economy,
(2)
labor
market,
(3)
poverty
social
inclusion,
(4)
healthcare,
(5)
educational
infrastructure,
(6)
environmental
considerations,
(7)
transportation
(8)
science
technology,
(9)
high-tech
industries,
(10)
innovation.
Our
findings
these
reviewed
indicate
following.
(a)
economy
factor
should
be
expanded
include
education,
parameters,
while
(b)
there
need
address
youth
employment
differences
in
market.
(c)
Collaborative,
multidimensional
approaches
important,
together
with
improving
health
infrastructures
services,
improve
exclusion.
(d)
Investments
education
innovation
required
prosperity
as
informed
policies
collaborative
actions
greener,
healthier,
sustainable
future,
finally,
(f)
well-planned
investments
transportation,
essential
link
R&D,
innovation,
economic
progress,
well
additional
industry
innovative
taken
permanently
Overall,
highlights
how
economic,
social,
intertwine
shape
successful
societies,
forming
fundamental
underscores
interconnectedness
shaping
prosperous
providing
foundational
International Medical Science Research Journal,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
4(2), P. 141 - 157
Published: Feb. 9, 2024
This
comparative
review
examines
mental
health
policies
in
the
United
States
and
various
African
nations,
shedding
light
on
divergent
approaches
taken
to
address
complex
challenges
posed
by
disorders.
The
analysis
underscores
contextual
nuances
that
shape
policy
formulation
implementation
these
distinct
regions.
In
States,
a
comprehensive
framework
has
evolved
over
years,
characterized
combination
of
federal
state
initiatives.
Mental
Health
Parity
Addiction
Equity
Act,
alongside
Affordable
Care
sought
integrate
services
into
mainstream
healthcare,
promoting
accessibility
reducing
stigma.
Additionally,
National
Institute
plays
pivotal
role
advancing
research
evidence-based
interventions.
Contrastingly,
nations
exhibit
wide
spectrum
landscapes,
reflecting
diverse
socioeconomic
cultural
contexts
across
continent.
Some
countries
have
made
significant
strides
development,
emphasizing
community-based
integration
with
primary
healthcare
systems.
However,
persist,
including
limited
resources,
workforce
shortages,
stigma
associated
conditions.
explores
factors
shaping
policies,
need
for
culturally
sensitive
nations.
It
also
highlights
disparities
resource
allocation
infrastructure
between
USA
countries,
contributing
variations
service
quality
care.
Furthermore,
study
emphasizes
importance
ongoing
efforts
destigmatize
issues,
improve
public
awareness,
strengthen
community
support
concludes
calling
increased
international
collaboration,
knowledge
exchange,
mobilization
fostering
global
commitment
holistic
healthcare.
Keywords:
Health,
Policies,
Mental,
Care,
Stigmatize.
Policing An International Journal,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 19, 2025
Purpose
The
purpose
of
the
present
study
was
to
explore
challenges
and
pathways
success
for
Black
police
chiefs,
who
remain
under-represented
in
Law
Enforcement.
Design/methodology/approach
Two
pilot
interviews
four
subsequent
in-depth
were
conducted
with
male
chiefs.
Interview
transcripts
analyzed
through
Interpretive
Phenomenological
Analysis.
Findings
data
revealed
five
themes
describing
barriers
challenges,
but
also
substantial
rewards
law
enforcement
work.
Research
limitations/implications
qualitative
design
builds
on
prior
quantitative
studies
exploring
reasons
choosing
a
career.
findings
invite
future
research
broader
geographic
area,
as
results
may
not
generalize
beyond
northeast
U.S.,
or
other
diverse
groups.
Originality/value
provide
deeper
understanding
diversifying
agencies,
assist
agencies
better
attracting
supporting
advancement
individuals
from
minority
Organization,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
32(2), P. 220 - 246
Published: Feb. 19, 2025
This
conceptual
paper
addresses
the
critical
issue
of
anti-Black
racism
within
organizations
and
aims
to
spark
a
discussion
on
action-oriented
Black
liberation
beyond
workplace.
Drawing
inspiration
from
African
anticolonial
thought,
particularly
Steve
Biko’s
Consciousness
(BC)
political
framework,
we
propose
praxis
tackle
racial
violence
at
societal,
organizational,
interpersonal
levels
in
Southern
Africa
beyond.
Our
goal
is
invigorate
scholarly
engagement
with
Management
Organization
Studies
(MOS).
By
leveraging
Movement
(BCM),
seek
encourage
decolonization
enrich
management
knowledge
systems
by
highlighting
diverse
sources
that
contribute
organizational
knowledge.
We
(re)imagine
means
confront
foster
(post)colonial
workspaces,
contributing
enrichment
MOS,
field
has
been
relatively
apolitical
silent
lived
experiences
marginalized
people.
BC-inspired
includes
initiatives
societal
(macro),
(meso),
interpersonal/personal
(micro)
levels,
involving
employees
as
insider
activists
scholar-activists,
community
social
activists,
allies
outsider
working
collaboratively
decolonize
society.
conclude
calling
for
more
theorizing
MOS
develop
strategies
resist
dismantle
academia,
Psychiatric Services,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 19, 2025
The
authors
examined
trends
in
racial
and
ethnic
disparities
youth
mental
health
treatment
for
internalizing
externalizing
conditions
the
United
States
from
2002
to
2019.
Using
data
Medical
Expenditure
Panel
Survey-Household
Component,
analyzed
between
2019
youths
ages
5-21
years
(N=139,242).
Logistic
regression
models
predicting
were
adjusted
age
sex
also
status,
household
income,
insurance
coverage,
geographic
region.
rate
grew
faster
White
than
Hispanic
or
Black
youths,
this
difference
tripled
(from
1.6
5.4
percentage
points)
For
conditions,
twice
as
fast
compared
with
50%
relative
youths.
Uninsured
status
was
significantly
negatively
associated
(b=-0.928,
SE=0.342)
but
not
(b=-0.440,
SE=0.317).
Family
income
most
strongly
linked
among
adjustments
health,
region
explained
18%
of
gap
only
6%
2016-2019.
These
findings
highlight
widening
treatment.
demographic
socioeconomic
factors
these
varied
by
type
condition.
Addressing
determinants
alone
is
insufficient
ensure
equitable
access
services.
Tailored
approaches
considering
clinical,
cultural,
societal
needs
are
essential
mitigate
disparities.
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
22(4), P. 620 - 620
Published: April 16, 2025
The
global
mental
health
workforce
is
facing
a
severe
crisis
marked
by
burnout,
secondary
trauma,
compassion
fatigue,
and
shortages,
with
disproportionate
effects
on
marginalized
communities.
This
paper
introduces
the
Integrated
Workforce
Trauma
Resilience
(IWTR)
Model,
comprehensive
framework
to
understand
address
these
interconnected
challenges.
study
employs
conceptual,
documentary
analysis
approach
examine
challenges
faced
workers,
particularly
shortages.
By
synthesizing
existing
qualitative
quantitative
studies,
research
identifies
recurring
themes
provides
recommendations
for
policy
reform
improve
sustainability
equity.
Using
thematic
synthesis
of
75
peer-reviewed
articles,
conceptual
papers,
reports
published
between
2020
2025,
alongside
foundational
theoretical
works,
IWTR
Model
integrates
five
perspectives:
trauma-informed
care,
Conservation
Resources
Theory,
Intersectionality
Job
Demands–Resources
Organizational
Justice
Theory.
three
dimensions:
impact
trauma
professionals,
organizational
systemic
factors
influencing
retention,
strategies
build
resilience
through
education.
findings
reveal
how
inequities
interact
undermine
stability
access
care.
emphasizes
that
individual-level
interventions
will
be
insufficient
without
addressing
structural
issues,
such
as
workload
inequities,
lack
leadership
diversity,
underfunding.
model
offers
roadmap
reforms
strengthen
resilience,
advance
equity
in
care
systems.
PLoS ONE,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
20(4), P. e0321351 - e0321351
Published: April 23, 2025
Many
community
behavioral
health
organizations
(CBHOs)
continue
to
struggle
with
their
employees’
reduced
job
wellbeing
and
disengagement
(i.e.,
turnover
intentions,
actual
turnover).
Understanding
priorities
in
organizational
contexts
is
essential
address
the
challenges,
especially
for
workers
diverse
work
settings
such
as
CBHOs.
We
used
community-based
participatory
research
(CBPR)
strategies
develop
test
indicators.
The
current
study
implemented
11
indicators
168
people
employed
at
a
CBHO
through
initial
6-month
follow-up
surveys.
Positive
endorsement
of
differed
based
on
demographic
(e.g.,
race,
education,
marital
status)
exempt
status,
clinical
positions)
characteristics.
Several
declined
from
surveys
communication,
fairness,
decision-making
involvement,
expectation
alignment,
supervisory
support,
career
development
opportunities).
change
rates
also
varied
by
employee
characteristics
years,
full-time).
illustrates
utility
CBPR
implement
experiences
among
subpopulations.
Further,
developed
revealed
heterogeneity
subpopulations
within
an
organization
that
often
overlooked.
Efforts
understand
varying
employees
may
eventually
help
organization-tailored
interventions
improve
reduce
turnover.
Journal of Child and Adolescent Counseling,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
9(2), P. 122 - 135
Published: May 4, 2023
The
prevalence
of
mental
health
challenges
in
the
United
States
continues
to
rise
children
and
adolescents.
Despite
increasing
rates,
treatment
utilization
remains
low,
particularly
for
youth
color.
Considering
experiences
oppression,
racism,
discrimination
against
color,
coupled
with
systematic
inequalities
illuminated
by
COVID,
risks
are
further
exacerbated.
These
factors
highlight
need
interventions
that
address
unique
minoritized
Because
research
informs
practice,
it
is
essential
researchers
work
toward
dismantling
oppression
through
antiracist
research.
Thus,
this
article
provides
guidelines
considerations
conducting
Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery Global Open,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
11(12), P. e5459 - e5459
Published: Dec. 1, 2023
Provider
workforce
diversity
is
a
key
component
of
improving
healthcare
quality
and
addressing
disparities.
Furthermore,
the
traditional
approach
"score-centered"
application
metrics
do
not
consistently
correlate
with
meeting
milestones
in
surgery,
nor
they
adequately
predict
surgical
resident's
clinical
strength
operative
abilities.
We
present
here
an
adaptable
process
by
which
residency
programs
can
identify
their
values
incorporate
holistic
review
into
resident
selection
to
improve
physician
diversity.