The goal of the project is to understand the familial, community, and geospatial context of mental health, illness, and service use in 2 American Indian tribes.
This secondary data analysis project uses multivariate and GIS techniques to assess family, community, and geospatial factors associated with mental health and service use among American Indians.
Examples of methods used in this project:
Project activities require creativity, curiosity, focus, confidentiality, and objectivity. Organizational skills are required. Writing skills and are helpful, as all components of the project require clear written documentation and effective communication with other project staff members. Background in data analysis or data management is required for participation in the data analysis component.
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| Name: | Carol E. Kaufman | |
| Department: | American Indian and Alaska Native Programs | |
| Location: | NCNHB | |
| Contact: | 303-724-1646 | |
| carol.kaufman@uchsc.edu | ||
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| Openings: | 1 | |
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