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Building Partnerships With First Responders to Improve Delivery and Access of Mental Health Services
This study will conduct qualitative interviews with firefighters and EMTs/ paramedics across Arkansas. To address this aim, opt-in methods will be used to recruit a diverse group of firefighters and emergency medical technicians/paramedics from across Arkansas to participate in qualitative interviews, defined as focus groups and individual interviews. Through this work, this will generate the scientific foundation to develop a comprehensive, mental health service model that will motivate engagement in services by diverse first responders.
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