NOLA Partnership for Mental Health - Tier II

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The New Orleans, Louisiana (NOLA) Partnership for Mental Health brings together community members, patients, family, advocates, clinicians, policy makers, and academicians to develop solutions to improve mental health services and outcomes. NOLA Partnership for Mental Health was founded by Diana Meyers of St. Anna Episcopal Church and Ben Springgate of the Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center, and is supported by a diverse and talented advisory board. In the coming months, the NOLA Partnership for Mental Health hopes to benefit from support from Tier II of PCORI’s Pipeline to Proposal program to develop new research questions to improve care and outcomes for people with serious mental illness.

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Project Lead Project Lead This is the primary person on a contract or application for funding. He or she serves as PCORI’s primary point of contact for that contract or application. View Glossary:

Diana Meyers, RN

Organization Organization The institution/organization in which the project originates, or the primary institution or organization that received funding for the project. View Glossary:

St. Anna's Episcopal Church

Project Budget:

$25,000

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Project Period:

12 months

Year Awarded Year Awarded The year that funding for the project was approved, or the year the proposal received a notice of award. View Glossary:

2016

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