We are excited to announce a new research partnership with colleagues at the University of Maryland to evaluate the impact of the CCBHC model!

Our initial focus will be on how CCBHC status influences crisis services and outcomes, with plans to expand into additional areas. This collaboration has been formally endorsed by the National Council.

There are several ways your organization can participate in this research:

- You can share patient- or program-level data—all of which will be de-identified, so the research team has no way of identifying the clients and providers present in the data.

- You can also participate as research partners, meeting with the research team to help define priority research questions.

Please complete this contact form to submit your interest! (:

1.Agency Name

2.Contact Name

3.Contact Phone Number

4.Contact Email

5.Are you interested in:

Data Contribution: Agencies may share de-identified patient- or program-level data, ensuring confidentiality for both clients and providers. Mission Driven Data will provide any technical support needed for this process on a pro-bono basis.

Research Partnership: Agencies may collaborate with the research team to shape and prioritize key research questions.

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6.Any immediate questions our team can answer for you?