West Virginia students need access to mental health care. SBHCs can help.

Amidst the ongoing opioid epidemic, job loss, and poverty, COVID-19 has exacerbated mental health needs. Behavioral health shortages exist in West Virginia; interviewees identified key provider characteristics helpful in an SBHC. SBHCs provide needed and convenient services to communities and can supplement existing medical systems.

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Work Title West Virginia students need access to mental health care. SBHCs can help.
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  1. Simon Haeder
  2. Sara Amadon Anderson
  3. Kelli Caseman
License CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 (Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives)
Work Type Report
Publication Date 2021
Deposited November 04, 2021

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    • Amidst the ongoing opioid epidemic, job loss, and poverty, COVID-19 has exacerbated mental health needs.
    • Behavioral health shortages exist in West Virginia; interviewees identified key provider characteristics helpful in an SBHC.
    • SBHCs provide needed and convenient services to communities and can supplement existing medical systems.
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