Title Evaluating public awareness campaigns to promote military and veteran mental health

Published Santa Monica, CA : RAND, 2020

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Description 1 online resource (2 pages) : illustrations Summary This brief describes the results of an interim evaluation that examined the scope, content, and dissemination of mental health public awareness campaigns. RAND researchers conducted a comprehensive evaluation of four such efforts Related To See also RAND/RB-10007/2-OSD, RAND/RB-10007/3-OSD, RAND/RB-10007/4-OSD, RAND/RB-10007/5-OSD, RAND/RR-1612-OSD Summarizes: Cross-agency evaluation of DoD, VA, and HHS mental health public awareness campaigns : analysis of campaign scope, content, and reach RAND/RR-1612-OSD nnam Related resource: Make the Connection : findings and recommendations RAND/RB-10007/2-OSD nnam Related resource: Real Warriors Campaign : findings and recommendations RAND/RB-10007/3-OSD nnam Related resource: Recovery Month : findings and recommendations RAND/RB-10007/4-OSD nnam Related resource: Veterans Crisis Line : findings and recommendations RAND/RB-10007/5-OSD nnam Notes Title from PDF document (viewed January 29, 2020) Also available on the internet via WWW in PDF format Electronic resource Form Electronic book Author Acosta, Joie D Cerully, Jennifer L Wong, Eunice C Petrun Sayers, Elizabeth L Zaydman, Mikhail Meredith, Lisa S. (Lisa Seidel), 1959- Blum, Ilana Nanda, Nupur Tanielian, Terri L Ross, Rachel Wilks, Asa National Defense Research Institute (U.S.). Forces and Resources Policy Center. Rand Corporation. Psychological Health Center of Excellence (U.S.)

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