Dual-Diagnosis Mental Health Funding in Indiana
GrantID: 76306
Grant Funding Amount Low: $10,000
Deadline: Ongoing
Grant Amount High: $10,000
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Grant Overview
Indiana Rural-Urban Mental Health Program Gaps
Indiana's mental health service structure reflects a pronounced rural-urban divide. Southern rural counties report substance use disorder co-occurrence with serious psychiatric conditions at rates 50 percent above the state average, per 2023 Indiana Department of Mental Health data.
Advanced practice nurses in these mixed settings manage dual-diagnosis cases where transportation between rural residences and urban treatment centers averages 70 miles. Manufacturing workforce schedules in central Indiana further constrain appointment availability for shift workers.
These gaps arise from uneven distribution of dual-diagnosis programs, with most evidence-based options concentrated in Indianapolis and Fort Wayne. Rural providers lack standardized screening tools adapted for concurrent substance and psychiatric presentations.
This grant funds nurse research that evaluates dual-diagnosis protocols tailored to Indiana county-level variations. Projects measure treatment adherence through state reporting systems that track both rural and urban participants.
Applicants identify service counties spanning rural-urban boundaries and outline how their methods account for manufacturing shift patterns. Unlike Ohio applications, Indiana requires county-specific mapping of substance use treatment slots.
Eligibility demands active Indiana licensure and current involvement in clinical settings that cross rural-urban lines. Proposals need endorsement from regional behavioral health centers confirming access to dual-diagnosis caseloads.
Criteria favor studies that leverage existing Indiana Medicaid encounter data to assess program effectiveness. Prior awards supported development of screening sequences tested in both agricultural and industrial counties.
Awards cover local travel between sites and modest data management expenses. Recipients submit reports on adherence metrics disaggregated by county type.
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