Improving the lives of patients and their families
STATEMENT FROM CHESS
Recent acts of racism and violence directed at Asian American and Pacific Islander communities are part of a larger context of increased anti-Asian bias in the United States over the past year, fueled by racism and xenophobia in politics, media, and communities. We condemn all such racism and violence and are in solidarity with Asian, Asian American, and Pacific Islander people everywhere, including those rendered especially vulnerable by virtue of migrant status or economic insecurity. We are committed to combatting this and other forms of racism and have worked to support campus and community resources that support this goal.
CAMPUS AND COMMUNITY RESOURCES
Dean Wilcots sent out the following links for the campus community:
- Dean of Students Office, 608-263-5700
- Mental Health Services, 608-265-5600 (option 9)
- Employee Assistance Office, , 608-263-2987
- Resources to Support Our APIDA Community
CHESS is a research center
We research and develop technology to help people cope with health challenges such as cancer, addiction, loneliness and asthma.
CHESS BY THE NUMBERS
60M+
dollars
Since 2006, CHESS has received over $60 million to support our research.
300+
publications
CHESS researchers have published over 300 peer-reviewed articles.
Countless
lives affected
Over 40 years of research has positively impacted countless patients, family members, clinicians...to name just a few.
FEATURED PROJECT
Developed by CHESS researchers, NIATx is a simple, evidence-based model of process improvement that helps behavioral health organizations improve services.
NIATx research includes:
- Increase buprenorphine prescribers to treat opioid addiction
- Increase access to behavioral healthcare
- Reduce inpatient re-admissions for the severely mentally ill
- Learn more at www.niatx.net.
