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Implementing Trauma-Informed Care is a Journey, Not a Project

  • By: Nadine Akinyemi, MHA Esther W. Y. Lok, MEd, MPA, PMP Bridging Access to Care
  • July 2nd, 2021
  • measurement-based care, Summer 2021 Issue, symptoms, trauma, trauma-informed care
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Studies show that the prevalence of trauma is ubiquitous and can create adverse health outcomes for individuals. As the first HIV/AIDS organization in Brooklyn, New York, Bridging Access to Care (BAC) works with high-needs individuals in New York City who have trouble coordinating their healthcare....

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