Principal Investigators: Karen Bearss & Jill Locke. This project adapts the RUBI parent intervention for school settings to improve access and support for children with ASD and disruptive behaviors.
Principal Investigators: Brenna Renn & Oleg Zaslavsky. This project explores how technology-enhanced psychosocial interventions can support primary care staff in delivering effective depression treatment to older adults.
Principal Investigators: Gary Hsieh & Amy Bauer. This project uses technology and human-centered design to improve access to behavioral activation for depression in cancer care.
Principal Investigators: Stephanie Brewer & Janine Jones. This project aims to redesign the CAMS suicide intervention for school settings to equip clinicians with a tailored, evidence-based approach to treating youth suicidality.
Principal Investigators: Julie Kientz & Jessica Jenness. This project adapted Behavioral Activation (BA) to a novel technology platform that uses asynchronous remote communities (ARC) to optimize patient engagement, improve access to care, and lower clinician burden.
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Gary Hsieh, Co-P.I. for the ALACRITY pilot “Using Human Centered Design for Technology-Enabled Behavioral Treatment of Depression in Urban and Rural Cancer Centers” recently received a Fulbright Scholar grant. Hsieh will be a visiting professor at the 國立清華大學National Tsing Hua University in Taiwan for the 2019-2020 academic year, where he will collaborate with students and faculty on theory-driven behavior
Congratulations Julie Kientz, Co- P.I. of the ALACRITY pilot “Designing and Evaluating an Asynchronous Remote Communication Approach to Behavioral Activation with Clinicians and Adolescents at Risk for Depression”. Julie received the University of Washington College of Engineering 2019 award for teaching as a HCDE Associate Professor. Pictured above at the awards ceremony with Dean Michael Bragg and
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