Ambassador

Christina Klein

University of Cincinnati - Staff Member

State: Kentucky
Stakeholder Type: Researcher

Christina Klein has served as the project director for the PCORI-sponsored study MOBILITY since 2016. She trains community and academic mental health centers on how to implement MOBILITY into care-as-usual settings, troubleshoot barriers to recruitment/implementation, coauthor posters, coordinate and serve on MOBILITY committees, complete PCORI progress reports, and assist with contracting and IRB duties. She completed a master’s in public health in 2016 and has completed coursework for a doctorate in health promotion and education. Her research focus is patient-centered outcomes in adolescent mental health, particularly patient perspectives on psychiatric hospitalization and readmission. She recognizes the importance of including the patient voice in evidenced-based treatment decisions and bridging academic and community partnerships. 

Involvement with PCORI

Research Awards: Mobility: Improving Patient-Centered Outcomes Among Overweight and Obese Youth with Bipolar Spectrum Disorders Treated with Second-Generation Antipsychotics -- Project Investigator: Melissa P. DelBello, MD, MS

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