Designing a Resilience Resource Database with Hopi Behavioral Health Services
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Shelby Hagemann, Ann D Collier, Laverne Dallas, Marissa Adams, Darold Joseph, Ashish Amresh, Morgan Vigil-HayesAuthors Info & Claims
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Despite high incidence of depression, anxiety, and post traumatic stress disorder, stigma and lack of access to culturally responsive behavioral health care resources prevents many Native Americans (NA) from seeking care. However, the rise of culturally-responsive in-person and digital behavioral health resources for NA communities provides new opportunities to address these longstanding health equity issues. The major challenge is helping people in NA communities find these meaningful resources and helping anchor institutions understand how resources are being sought and utilized to support more responsive internal programming. In this context, we have partnered with Hopi Behavioral Health Services (HBHS) to design the Resilience Resource Database to digitally disseminate mental and behavioral health resources. This paper presents initial findings that have resulted from the initial stage of an iterative participatory design process with HBHS.
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