Describes the landscape, prevalence, and characteristics of patient and family advisory councils in New York hospitals, and identifies best practices and offers recommendations for implementing these types of advisory boards.
This report, an important early study of the negative health effects of trauma, examined a more diverse set of individuals than the original landmark study conducted by the CDC in 1998.
Examines implementation strategies at six pilot sites and identifies the key characteristics defining a trauma-informed organization, as well as barriers and facilitators to adoption of trauma-informed practices.
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