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COBRE FOR SKELETAL HEALTH AND REPAIR

A MULTI-SCALE APPROACH TO CARDIAC ARRHYTHMIA: FROM THE MOLECULE TO THE ORGAN

STEM CELL BIOLOGY: NEW DIRECTIONS IN CLINICAL AND BASIC RESEARCH

STATE AND TRIBAL ELDER JUSTICE COALITIONS HAVE PROVEN TO BE EFFECTIVE VEHICLES FOR RAISING AWARENESS ABOUT THE NEEDS OF OLDER ADULTS IMPACTED BY ALL FORMS OF MISTREATMENT AND FOR PROMOTING ADVOCACY FOR A ROBUST AND COORDINATED COMMUNITY RESPONSE TO THEIR JUSTICE NEEDS. YET, ELDER JUSTICE COALITIONS EXIST IN LESS THAN HALF THE STATES AND IN FEW TRIBAL COMMUNITIES. LIFESPAN OF GREATER ROCHESTER (LIFESPAN) WILL SERVE AS THE LEAD AGENCY OF A CONSORTIUM OF ELDER JUSTICE ORGANIZATIONS AND SPECIALISTS WITH MANY YEARS OF EXPERIENCE AND DEPTH OF EXPERTISE IN THE FIELD TO ESTABLISH A NATIONAL ELDER JUSTICE COALITION CENTER (NEJCC). CONSORTIUM PARTNERS INCLUDE THE MINNESOTA ELDER JUSTICE COALITION, OHIO COALITION FOR ADULT PROTECTIVE SERVICES, THE NATIONAL NETWORK OF STATE ELDER JUSTICE COALITIONS, AND JACQUE GRAY, PHD, SPECIALIST IN NATIVE AMERICAN ELDER JUSTICE AFFAIRS.   THE NATIONAL ELDER JUSTICE COALITION CENTER, WILL SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT OF NEW STATE AND TRIBAL COALITIONS, WILL OFFER ONGOING TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO NEW AND EXISTING COALITIONS, AND WILL SERVE AS A CLEARINGHOUSE FOR RESOURCES AND INFORMATION CONCERNING ELDER JUSTICE ISSUES, PROGRAMS, AND ADVOCACY. IN THE FIRST YEAR OF OPERATION THE CENTER WILL ISSUE A COMPETITIVE REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS FOR TWO-YEAR FUNDING FOR SEVEN GRANTS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF NEW STATEWIDE OR TRIBAL COALITIONS OR FOR THE ENHANCEMENT OF EXISTING STATE AND TRIBAL COALITIONS. THE CENTER WILL CREATE A COMPREHENSIVE WEBSITE INCLUDING INFORMATION ABOUT ELDER JUSTICE AS WELL AS A LIBRARY OF RESOURCES. CENTER PARTNERS WILL ASSIST NEW AND EXISTING COALITIONS IN ORGANIZING STATEWIDE OR REGIONAL TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES AND WILL OFFER OPPORTUNITIES TO REGULARLY MEET AS GROUP TO DISCUSS CHALLENGES, BEST PRACTICE AND TO ENGAGE IN MUTUAL PROBLEM SOLVING. THE CENTER WILL DEVELOP A GUIDE TO ASSIST THE DEVELOPMENT OF FUTURE COALITIONS AND PROVIDE DIRECTION IN THE AREAS OF RECRUITMENT, SPONSORSHIP, OPERATIONS AND SUSTAINABILITY. THE NATIONAL ELDER JUSTICE COALITION CENTER WILL ALSO COLLABORATE WITH FEDERAL AGENCIES AND INITIATIVES TO COORDINATE EFFORTS AND ACTIVITIES IN THE AREA OF ELDER JUSTICE. DRAWING ON THE EXPERIENCE AND EXPERTISE OF MULTIPLE LEADING ORGANIZATIONS AND EXPERTS IN THE ELDER JUSTICE FIELD, THE CENTER WILL AIM TO ADVANCE THE GOAL OF A SAFE AND HEALTHY LIFE FREE OF MISTREATMENT AND EXPLOITATION FOR ALL OLDER AMERICANS.

TEEN ALCOHOL SCREENING IN THE PEDIATRIC EMERGENCY CARE APPLIED RESEARCH NETWORK

THIS AWARD FUNDS THE APPROVED NEW YORK STATE WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT SENIOR DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM. YOUR STATUTORY MATCH IS 10% AND YOUR BUDGETARY MATCH IS 10.0%.

HISTONE DEACETYLASES AS NOVEL THERAPEUTIC TARGETS FOR KIDNEY FIBROSIS

DIFFERENTIAL EFFECTS OF SEPSIS ON IMMUNE CELL FUNCTION

REPRODUCTIVE HORMONES AND THEIR IMPACT ON HIV-1 ACQUISITION

AMPICILLIN RESISTANCE MECHANISMS IN E. FAECIUM

NON-INVASIVE ASSESSMENT OF LIGAMENT HEALING IN VIVO

ENDOTHELIAL PLASTICITY IN HUMAN DISEASE

REGULATION OF GQ SIGNALING IN CARDIAC FIBROBLASTS AND ITS ROLE IN CARDIAC REMODEL

THERAPEUTIC TARGETING OF GSK3BETA: A NOVEL APPROACH FOR PODOCYTE PROTECTION

SCHISTOSOME VACCINES

METABOLIC REGULATION OF SODIUM CHANNELS

2/2-CBT VERSUS SUPPORTIVE PSYCHOTHERAPY FOR BODY DYSMORPHIC DISORDER

HISTONE DEACETYLATION REGULATES GROWTH PLATE DEVELOPMENT

A PILOT GAMING ADHERENCE PROGRAM FOR YOUTH LIVING WITH HIV

THE FETAL HEPATOCYTE PHENOTYPE AND CELL-BASED THERAPY FOR LIVER DISEASE

TARGETING CXCR4 AND MICRORNA AS THERAPY FOR CHONDROSARCOMA

LEADERSHIP EDUCATION IN NEURODEVELOPMENTAL AND RELATED DISORDERS TRAINING PROGRAM

REGULATION OF RENAL AND BONE MARROW INJURY BY EXTRACELLULAR VESICLE NON-CODING RN

HEMATOLOGY POST DOCTORAL TRAINING

CBT FOR PEDIATRIC OCD: EFFECTIVE THERAPIST BEHAVIORS AND COMMUNITY TRAINING PILOT

TEXT-MESSAGE-BASED DEPRESSION PREVENTION FOR HIGH-RISK YOUTH IN THE ED

CO-INHIBITORY MOLECULES AND THE PATHOLOGY OF INDIRECT-ACUTE LUNG INJURY

A COMPUTER-BASED INTERVENTION FOR WOMEN WITH SUBSTANCE USE AND IPV IN THE ED

SYSTEM GENETICS OF ALCOHOLISM: NETWORK-BASED APPROACHES FOR GENETIC ASSOCIATION

DISTRESS TOLERANCE TREATMENT FOR WEIGHT CONCERN IN SMOKING CESSATION AMONG WOMEN

COMPARATIVE EFFICACY OF HIV-PREVENTION AMONG YOUTH WITH MENTAL HEALTH NEEDS

POSTPARTUM DEPRESSION: ROLE OF SLEEP & GENETIC RISK IN POSTPARTUM MOOD DISORDERS

STUDIES IN HIV-1 PATHOGENESIS AND TRANSMISSION

VACCINE DEVELOPMENT FOR FALCIPARUM MALARIA IN PREGNANT WOMEN AND THEIR OFFSPRING

SEPSIS INDUCED CHANGES IN INKT-CELLS AND THEIR EFFECT ON PHAGOCYTE FUNCTION

TREATMENT DEVELOPMENT FOR COMORBID MAJOR DEPRESSION AND SOCIAL PHOBIA

INTEGRATED ALCOHOL AND SEXUAL ASSAULT INTERVENTION FOR COLLEGE MEN

TARGETED DELIVERY OF MULTI-PARAMETIC TELEMETRY CLINICAL MESSAGES TO MITIGATE ALAR

COLLABORATIVE SERVICE MODEL FOR AT RISK APS CLIENTS

MOBILE HEALTH APPLICATION TO IMPROVE HIV MEDICATION ADHERENCE

A MULTILEVEL GAMING INTERVENTION FOR PERSONS ON PREP

SBIRT TRAINING FOR EMERGENCY MEDICINE RESIDENTS AND FOURTH YEAR MEDICAL STUDENTS

INTEGRATED CHRONOTHERAPY FOR PERINATAL DEPRESSION

FUNCTIONAL DISABILITY AS A MEASUREMENT OF INJURY BURDEN IN CHILDREN

CELL WALL SYNTHESIS ENZYMES AND BETA-LACTAM RESISTANCE IN ENTEROCOCCUS FAECIUM

ASSESSMENT OF DEHYDRATION IN CHILDREN WITH DIARRHEA IN RESOURCE-LIMITED SETTINGS

UNDERNUTRITION-HELMINTH-ALCOHOL INTERACTIONS, PLACENTAL MECHANISMS, AND FASD RISK

DISTRESS TOLERANCE AND HIV PREVENTION WITH XR-NTX INITIATION IN OPIOID DEPENDENCE

BULLYING PREVENTION INTERVENTION FOR ADOLESCENT PRIMARY CARE PATIENTS

AN E-PARENTING SKILLS INTERVENTION TO DECREASE INJURED ADOLESCENTS' ALCOHOL USE

FACILITATING HIV TESTING AMONG YOUNG ADULT MSM THROUGH SOCIAL NETWORKING

THIS AWARD FUNDS THE APPROVED 2025-26 AMERICORPS SENIORS RSVP PROGRAM. YOUR 2025–26 STATUTORY MATCH REQUIREMENT IS 10% AND YOUR BUDGETED MATCH IS 17.01%. YOU ARE APPROVED FOR PREAWARD COSTS FROM 4/1/25 TO 5/29/25.

HEPATITIS B VIRUS TRANSCRIPTIONAL INTERFERENCE AND LIVER CANCER-RELATED MUTATIONS

ENHANCING EMOTION REGULATION AMONG OVERWEIGHT AND OBESE ADOLESCENTS ATTEMPTING TO LOSE WEIGHT

EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT TO IMPROVE PEDIATRIC ASTHMA MEDICINE ADHERENCE

S.JAPONICUM, ANEMIA, AND IRON TRANSPORT IN HUMAN PREGNANCY

USE OF MULTIFUNCTIONAL RHPRG4 BIOLOGIC FOR TREATMENT OF TBI

THIS AWARD FUNDS THE APPROVED 2022?23 RSVP PROGRAM. YOUR 2022?23 STATUTORY MATCH IS 30% AND YOUR BUDGETARY MATCH IS 30.1%.

IMPROVING OLDER ADULTS HEALTH THROUGH COMMUNITY-BASED AGING SERVICES AND HEALTHCARE INTEGRATION IN NEW YORK STATE

INNOVATIVE POINT-OF-CARE SOLUTIONS FOR LONG-TERM ALCOHOL BIOMARKERS - IN MANY COUNTRIES RISKY DRINKING IS COMMON. WORLDWIDE MORE THAN 5.1% OF THE OVERALL GLOBAL HEALTH BURDEN IS ASSOCIATED WITH ALCOHOL MISUSE AND THIS PERCENTAGE IS RISING. MOST OF THE TIME, HARMFUL DRINKING IS TEMPORARY, BUT OVER THE COURSE OF A LIFETIME, 15-20% OF THE ENTIRE U.S. POPULATION WILL HAVE A MORE CHRONIC PROBLEM, SOME EVEN DIAGNOSED WITH AN ALCOHOL USE DISORDER (AUD). MANY ARE NOT AWARE OR DENY THEIR DRINKING IS A PROBLEM, AND MOST INDIVIDUALS NEED HELP TO REDUCE THEIR ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION TO SAFE LEVELS. ACUTE ALCOHOL IS COMMONLY BY BREATHALYZER OR BLOOD ETHANOL TESTS; HOWEVER, THESE TESTS COULD ONLY DETECT ALCOHOL WITHIN HOURS AFTER CONSUMPTION. FOR CHRONIC ALCOHOL USE AND ABUSE, LONG-TERM ALCOHOL BIOMARKERS ARE NEEDED. THERE ARE SEVERAL DIRECT ALCOHOL BIOMARKERS IN USE BUT IT IS GENERALLY AGREED THAT PHOSPHATIDYLETHANOL (PETH) IS THE MOST RELIABLE LONG-TERM ALCOHOL BIOMARKER CURRENTLY KNOWN. AFTER ALCOHOL INGESTION, PETH REMAINS IN RED BLOOD CELLS (RBC) UP TO 30 DAYS OR LONGER. PETH IS CURRENTLY MEASURED BY MASS SPECTROMETRY, BUT THE TURNAROUND TIME IS SLOW (>1 WEEK) AND THE COST IS HIGH. ECHELON BIOSCIENCES RECENTLY DEVELOPED PETH ELISA FOR RESEARCH USE ONLY WHICH SIGNIFICANTLY LOWERED THE COST AND TURNAROUND TIME. THE IMPROVEMENT WAS SIGNIFICANT, BUT DUE TO THE NATURE OF PETH INCORPORATED IN RBC MEMBRANES, AN EXTRACTION STEP IS NEEDED BEFORE ELISA DETECTION. THE GOAL OF THIS PHASE I PROJECT IS TO DEMONSTRATE FEASIBILITY OF A PROTOTYPE RAPID POINT-OF-CARE PETH COMPETITIVE LATERAL FLOW IMMUNOASSAY (POC-LFI). ECHELON HAS PARTNERED WITH AN LFI EXPERT, DR. RICHARD WATT AT BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY, TO IMPROVE THE CONSISTENCY, SENSITIVITY, AND PREANALYTICAL METHODS TO CREATE AN IN VITRO PETH LFI APPROACHING 10 NG/ML FOR ABSTINENCE MONITORING, AND EX VIVO METHODS FOR WHOLE-BLOOD CLINICAL DETECTION OF PETH AT CONCENTRATIONS ≥ 200 NG/ML TO DETECT EXCESSIVE ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION. THE SUCCESS OF THIS PROJECT WILL FULFILL AN UNMET NEED IN THE ALCOHOL TESTING MARKET. THERE ARE MULTIPLE SETTINGS AND APPLICATION FOR POC TESTING INCLUDING AUD ASSESSMENT, WORKPLACE SECURITY, ASSESSING ALCOHOL EXPOSURE IN NEONATES, FORENSIC/LEGAL CASES, AND IMPORTANTLY HELP CLINICIANS AND CAREGIVERS IDENTIFY PROBLEM DRINKING AND HELP THESE INDIVIDUALS RECEIVE THE TREATMENTS THEY NEED.

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY-AN ESTIMATED 200 RSVP VOLUNTEERS WILL SERVE. OF THIS NUMBER, 150 RSVP VOLUNTEERS WILL BE PLACED IN OUTCOME ASSIGNMENTS. SOME OF THEIR ACTIVITIES WILL INCLUDE COACHING EVIDENCE- BASED FALLS PREVENTION AND LIVING HEALTHY WORKSHOPS, DRIVING OLDER ADULTS AND INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES TO MEDICAL APPOINTMENTS, PROVIDING VETERAN TO VETERAN COMPANIONSHIP AND SUPPORT, AND DELIVERING NUTRITIOUS MEALS TO THE HOMES OF OLDER ADULTS AND INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES. THE PRIMARY FOCUS AREA OF THIS PROJECT IS HEALTHY FUTURES. THE REMAINING 50 RSVP VOLUNTEERS WILL SERVE TO SUPPORT OTHER COMMUNITY PRIORITIES. SOME OF THEIR ACTIVITIES WILL INCLUDE SERVICE AS STATE CERTIFIED OMBUDSMAN, TO ADVOCATE FOR INDIVIDUALS IN NURSING HOMES. OTHERS WILL SERVE AS COUNSELORS IN LIFESPANS FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT PROGRAM. THEY WILL PROVIDE IN HOME SUPPORT WITH BUDGETING, BALANCING CHECKBOOKS AND BILL PAYING. VOLUNTEERS SERVING OTHER COMMUNITY PRIORITIES WILL PROVIDE A SAFETY NET TO CATCH FINANCIAL AND OR HEALTHCARE ISSUES BEFORE THEY BECOME OUT OF CONTROL. THESE PREVENTATIVE MEASURES WILL HELP CREATE A BETTER QUALITY OF LIFE FOR ALL IN RECEIPT OF SERVICES. AT THE END OF THE THREE-YEAR GRANT, WE ANTICIPATE 250 PARTICIPANTS WILL HAVE COMPLETED MATTER OF BALANCE, LIVING HEALTHY WITH DIABETES AND/OR TAI CHI FOR ARTHRITIS WORKSHOPS WITH 95 % INDICATING THEY WILL MAKE CHANGES TO LIFESTYLE BASED UPON THE INFORMATION SHARED. VOLUNTEER DRIVERS WILL HAVE TRANSPORTED 350 UNDUPLICATED INDIVIDUALS TO MEDICAL APPOINTMENTS. THIS INTERVENTION WILL POSITIVELY IMPACT THE INDIVIDUAL'S PERCEPTION OF HAVING IMPROVED ACCESS TO MEDICAL CARE. GOAL IS 95% INDICATING IMPROVEMENT. RSVP NATIONAL VETERAN CORPS MEMBERS WILL HAVE SERVED 25 FELLOW VETERANS BY PROVIDING A SOURCE OF COMPANIONSHIP AND SOCIAL SUPPORT. AS A RESULT, WE PROJECT AN IMPROVEMENT IN PRE-VS POST SCORES AS MEASURED BY THE DUKE SOCIAL SUPPORT INDEX AND/ OR UCLA LONELINESS SCALE. VOLUNTEERS PLACED IN MEALS ON WHEELS ASSIGNMENTS WILL HAVE SERVED 500 MEALS TO HOMEBOUND OLDER ADULTS AND INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES, THUS INCREASING FOOD SECURITY. THE CNCS FEDERAL INVESTMENT OF $ 126,779 WILL BE SUPPLEMENTED BY $ 57,000.

ENGAGES PERSONS 55 AND OLDER IN VOLUNTEER SERVICE IN THEIR COMMUNITIES

NON-OPERATIVE MANAGEMENT OF PEDIATRIC APPENDICITIS: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED STUDY

ELDER JUSTICE ADVOCATES: IMPROVING OUTCOMES FOR ELDER ABUSE VICTIMS IN NEW YORK STATE'S CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM

RETIRED AND SENIOR VOLUNTEER PROGRAM

COMPARING MEDICATION MAINTENANCE IN COMPREHENSIVE COMMUNITY AND PHARMACY SETTINGS TO ENHANCE ENGAGEMENT

ENHANCED SERVICES FOR OLDER ADULT VICTIMS OF ABUSE AND EXPLOITATION - LIFESPAN OF GREATER ROCHESTER, WITH PROJECT PARTNER, SUNY AT BROCKPORT, WILL PROVIDE ENHANCED SUPPORTIVE SERVICES TO OLDER ADULT VICTIMS OF ABUSE, NEGLECT AND EXPLOITATION, INCLUDING FRAUD AND SCAMS, IDENTIFIED IN THREE PROGRAMS WITHIN LIFESPAN’S UPSTATE ELDER ABUSE CENTER: ELDER ABUSE PREVENTION, FRAUD, SCAMS & ID THEFT PREVENTION, AND THE ENHANCED MULTIDISCIPLINARY TEAM INITIATIVE. ALL THREE PROGRAMS FOCUS ON ADDRESSING THE IMMINENT CRISIS OF MISTREATMENT AND EXPLOITATION UNTIL THE RISK OF FURTHER MISTREATMENT IS ELIMINATED OR MITIGATED. THE GOAL OF THE PROPOSED PROJECT IS TO REDUCE THE RISK OF REVICTIMIZATION AND TO SUPPORT MAXIMAL INDEPENDENT FUNCTIONING BY PROVIDING LONG TERM, COORDINATED SOCIAL, HEALTH-RELATED, AND FINANCIAL SERVICES. THE PROJECT WILL ACHIEVE THE FOLLOWING OBJECTIVES: 1) PROJECT STAFF WILL LINK CLIENTS TO LIFESPAN’S EXTENSIVE MENU OF SUPPORTIVE SERVICES OR TO OTHERS IN THE COMMUNITY AND FACILITATE ACCESS TO FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT AND BENEFITS OVER A PERIOD OF SIX TO EIGHTEEN MONTHS; 2) PROJECT STAFF WILL DEVELOP A PROTOCOL TO EVALUATE THE IMPACT OF THE PROGRAM ON CLIENT FUNCTIONING AND SAFETY USING EVIDENCE-INFORMED INSTRUMENTS IN CONCERT WITH PROJECT EVALUATOR, SUNY BROCKPORT. OUTCOMES: IN ADDITION TO REDUCED RISK OF FURTHER ELDER MISTREATMENT, ANTICIPATED OUTCOMES INCLUDE IMPROVED ACCESS TO HEALTHCARE SERVICES, IMPROVED FINANCIAL FUNCTIONING AND ACCESS TO PUBLIC BENEFITS, REDUCTION IN SOCIAL ISOLATION AND GREATER SOCIAL ENGAGEMENT, CLIENT SELF-REPORTS OF IMPROVED SAFETY AND SECURITY. PRODUCTS INCLUDE A SERVICE MODEL FOR EXTENDED CASE MANAGEMENT AND ENHANCED SERVICES FOR VICTIMS OF ELDER MISTREATMENT AND EXPLOITATION, INSTRUMENTS FOR DATA COLLECTION AND EVALUATION OF CLIENT OUTCOMES, COMPILATION OF A FINAL REPORT, DISSEMINATION OF RESULTS IN STATEWIDE AND NATIONAL CONFERENCES, AND SUBMISSION OF RESULTS FOR PUBLICATION.

RETIRED AND SENIOR VOLUNTEER PROGRAM

STTR PHASE I: PERIPHERAL AUTONOMIC REGULATION TRAINING FOR MENTAL HEALTH: ENABLING MULTIMODAL PERIPHERAL BIOFEEDBACK IN A HIGHER EDUCATION SETTING -THE BROADER IMPACT/COMMERCIAL POTENTIAL OF THIS SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION RESEARCH (SBIR) PHASE I PROJECT IS NOT LIMITED TO THE HIGHER EDUCATION COMMUNITY, BUT HAS BROADER APPLICATION AT THE ELEMENTARY, MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOL LEVELS, ESPECIALLY IN UNDERSERVED AND MARGINALIZED COMMUNITIES EXPERIENCING INCREASED RATES OF SUICIDE AND MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES. THIS PROJECT'S INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES CAN ASSIST IN THE MENTAL HEALTH CRISIS IN THE COUNTRY'S YOUTH, AND SPECIFICALLY IN THE NATIVE AMERICAN HEALTH SYSTEM AS WELL AS JUVENILE DETAINEE/JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEMS. THIS PROJECT'S IMPLEMENTATION OF RESEARCH BASED ON THE BENEFITS OF GAME-BASED INTERVENTION COUPLED WITH BIOMETRIC SENSING HAS THE POTENTIAL TO PROVIDE THE TECHNOLOGIES NECESSARY TO EQUIP THE MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSION TO DEVELOP OPTIONS THAT COULD REPLACE PHARMACOLOGICAL INTERVENTIONS WITH A PATH TO DELIVERING PERSONALIZED AND MEASUREMENT-BASED MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES. THIS SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION RESEARCH (SBIR) PHASE I PROJECT USES PREDICTIVE ALGORITHMS, WEARABLE TECHNOLOGY AND PERIPHERAL AUTONOMIC BIOFEEDBACK TO PROVIDE TIMELY AND EFFECTIVE DATA TO ENABLE MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS TO ENACT TREATMENTS AND THERAPEUTIC SUPPORT FOR STUDENTS. CHALLENGES IN THE INCREASE OF ADULT MENTAL ILLNESS, SHORTAGE OF MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS AND SHORTAGE OF CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRISTS REQUIRE A MOVE TOWARDS TELE-PSYCHIATRY, COLLABORATIVE CARE AND INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY TO BRIDGE THE GAP BETWEEN INADEQUATE SUPPLY AND INCREASING DEMAND. THE PROPOSED APPROACH INVOLVES THE DEVELOPMENT OF BIO-BEHAVIORAL TECHNOLOGY THAT PROVIDES MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS AN INTERACTIVE STRESS AND ANXIETY EVALUATION TO ENABLE DEEP, TRANSFORMATIVE CONNECTIONS BETWEEN YOUNG ADULTS AND MENTAL HEALTH SERVICE PROVIDERS. THIS AWARD REFLECTS NSF'S STATUTORY MISSION AND HAS BEEN DEEMED WORTHY OF SUPPORT THROUGH EVALUATION USING THE FOUNDATION'S INTELLECTUAL MERIT AND BROADER IMPACTS REVIEW CRITERIA.

APPLICATION PURPOSE: THIS PILOT PROJECT WILL EXPAND THE CAPABILITIES OF THE FINGER LAKES REGIONAL 1-CLICK WEB PORTAL TO INCLUDE SCHEDULING AND PAYMENT OF TRIPS PROVIDED BY PUBLIC TRANSIT AND A NON-TRANSIT COMMUNITY TRANSPORTATION PROVIDER RESULTING IN AN INTEGRATED AND SEAMLESS PROCESS FOR ACCESSING COMMUNITY TRANSPORTATION.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: THE THREE MUNICIPAL PARTNER ARE DEVELOPING A REGIONAL MOBILITY MANAGEMENT CONSORTIUM AGREEMENT PURSUANT TO SECTION 119-0 OF THE NEW YORK STATE GENERAL MUNICIPAL LAW. THIS CONSORTIUM AGREEMENT WILL ENABLE MEMBERS TO ENGAGE IN COLLABORATIVE MOBILITY MANAGEMENT PROJECTS AND TO ENTER INTO CONTRACTS ON BEHALF OF THE CONSORTIUM. LIVINGSTON COUNTY WILL EXTEND ITS CONTRACT WITH CAMBRIDGE SYSTEMATICS TO OTHER COUNTIES IN THE CONSORTIUM TO EXPAND THE USE OF THE 1-CLICK WEB PORTAL. IN TURN ENHANCEMENTS TO THE PLATFORM SPECIFIC TO SCHEDULING AND PURCHASING TRIPS WILL BE THE FOCUS OF THIS ICAM GRANT. EACH PARTNER COUNTY WILL DESIGNATE A LOCAL MOBILITY MANAGER TO COORDINATE THEIR COUNTY MOBILITY MANAGEMENT SERVICES WITH THE PILOTS REGIONAL MOBILITY MANAGER. LIFESPAN AND THE REGIONAL MOBILITY MANAGER WILL IMPLEMENT THE PILOT ON BEHALF OF THE CONSORTIUM.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: THE SPECIFIC OUTCOMES OF THIS PROJECT ARE: 1. THE HIRING OF A REGIONAL MOBILITY MANAGER TO OVERSEE THE DEVELOPMENT OF ENHANCEMENTS TO THE 1-CLICK MOBILITY PLATFORM. THIS POSITION WILL RESIDE AT LIFESPAN AND WILL COORDINATE WITH THE INDIVIDUAL COUNTIES AND THEIR MOBILITY MANAGERS THE REGIONAL TRANSIT SYSTEM AND CAMBRIDGE SYSTEMATICS. 2. THE GOAL OF THE ICAM PROJECT IS TO INCREASE ACCESS TO EXISTING TRANSPORTATION RESOURCES BY OLDER ADULTS PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES AND LOW-INCOME INDIVIDUALS RESIDING IN THE GENESEE-FINGER LAKES REGION OF NEW YORK. 3. THE IMPLEMENTATION OF PURCHASING RTS RIDE TICKETS THROUGH THE 1-CLICK PLATFORM. 4. THE COMPLETION OF A TECHNICAL DISCOVERY THAT ESTIMATES THE FEASIBILITY AND LEVEL OF EFFORT FOR ADDITIONAL TRIP BOOKING AND FARE PAYMENT INTEGRATION WITH A REGIONAL DEMAND RESPONSIVE TRANSPORTATION PROVIDER. 5. TO RECRUIT AT LEAST ONE ADDITIONAL COUNTY IN THE REGION TO JOIN THE CONSORTIUM AND EXPAND THE 1-CLICK PLATFORM FOR SERVICES IN THAT COUNTY.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: THE GOAL OF THE ICAM PROJECT IS TO INCREASE ACCESS TO EXISTING TRANSPORTATION RESOURCES BY OLDER ADULTS PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES AND LOW-INCOME INDIVIDUALS RESIDING IN THE GENESEE-FINGER LAKES REGION OF NEW YORK.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: NONE

ENGAGES PERSONS 55 AND OLDER IN VOLUNTEER SERVICE IN THEIR COMMUNITIES

PRAZIQUANTEL FOR CHILDREN UNDER FOUR: A PHASE II PK/PD DRIVEN DOSE FINDING TRIAL

ENGAGES PERSONS 55 AND OLDER IN VOLUNTEER SERVICE IN THEIR COMMUNITIES

MASS SPECTROMETRIC ANALYSIS OF ALCOHOL-INDUCED WHITE MATTER DEGENERATION

SECONDARY ANALYSES AND ARCHIVE OF NATURALISTIC DRIVING DATA IN AGING AND DEMENTIA

EFFECTS OF INITIAL ACL GRAFT TENSION ON DYNAMIC JOINT MOTION AND OSTEOARTHRITIS PROGRESSION

INSIDE THE BLACK BOX: CULTURE CHANGE AND BEHAVIORAL OUTCOMES IN DEMENTIA

RHODE ISLAND CHILD CLINICAL TRIALS COLLABORATIVE

A MURINE MODEL OF PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA PNEUMONIA SECONDARY TO HEMORRHAGIC SHOCK

TLR MEDIATED TROPHOBLAST INJURY AND POOR PREGNANCY OUTCOMES IN S. JAPONICA

SEXUAL HEALTH DISPARITIES IN YOUNG WOMEN OF COLOR: A PCMH NEEDS ASSESSMENT

2010 NEW YORK STATE ELDER ABUSE SUMMIT PREVALENCE OF ELDER ABUSE IN NEW YORK: NEXT STEPS

CHARACTERIZATION AND TREATMENT OF SENSORY INTOLERANCE IN CHILDHOOD

RETIRED AND SENIOR VOLUNTEER PROGRAM

HSNG COUNSEL ASSIST GRANTS

CAREER: ASSEMBLY OF NANOPIECES FOR CONTROLLED PENETRATION AND BINDING OF DIFFICULT-TO-REACH CARTILAGE MATRIX FOR SIRNA THERAPY AGAINST OSTEOARTHRITIS

ENGAGES PERSONS 55 AND OLDER IN VOLUNTEER SERVICE IN THEIR COMMUNITIES

CONSERVATION TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE

3RD INTERNATIONAL THUMB OSTEOARTHRITIS WORKSHOP (ITOW)

HSNG COUNSEL ASSIST GRANTS

MONROE COUNTY NY ELDER ABUSE ENHANCED TRAINING OUTREACH AND SERVICES PROJECT