| Reducing Health Disparities for Transition-Age Youth and Young Adults (Ages 14–26) |
| Health Disparities Research Team |
| Utah. Division of Substance Abuse and Mental Health; Utah. Department of Human Services |
| Utah Substance Abuse and Mental Health; Integrated Healthcare; Healthcare Administration Section; Utah Health and Human Services |
| 2021 |
| 1 p. |
| The purpose of this health disparities needs assessment was to identify needs and obstacles that contribute to health disparities of four target populations within Utah's public mental health and substance use treatment systems. Health disparities were defined as avoidable and unjust differences in mental health and substance abuse access and outcomes within these systems. The four target populations included in the study were: 1) Transition-Age Youth and Young Adults, ages 14 through 26 years old; 2) Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC); 3) LGBTQ+ folks; and 4) People with Developmental Disabilities. |
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| Fact sheet; Infographic; Statistics |
| application/pdf |
| eng |
| Human services and social programs; Health |
| Health services accessibility; Needs assessment; Substance abuse; Substance abuse--Treatment; Drug abuse; Drug abuse--Treatment; Alcoholism; Alcoholism--Treatment; Mental health; Mental illness; Mental illness--Treatment; Teenagers--Drug use; Teenagers--Alcohol use; Teenagers--Substance use; Teenagers--Health and hygiene; Teenagers--Mental health; Teenagers--Mental health services; Youth--Drug use; Youth--Alcohol use; Youth--Substance use; Youth--Health and hygiene; Youth--Mental health; Youth--Mental health services; Young adults--Drug use; Young adults--Alcohol use; Young adults--Substance use; Young adults--Health and hygiene; Young adults--Mental health; Young adults--Mental health services |
| Healthcare Disparities; Health Status Disparities; Health Services Accessibility; Needs Assessment; Substance-Related Disorders; Mental Health; Mental Health Services; Health Behavior; Adolescent Behavior; Young Adult |
| Utah, United States, http://sws.geonames.org/5549030/, 39.25024, -111.75103 |
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