Nathaniel J. Williams

Characteristics of Clinical Supervision Associated With Improvements in Youth Outcomes in Community Mental Health Clinics

Mimi Choy-Brown, Nathaniel J. Williams, Nallely Vega, Steven C. Marcus

OBJECTIVE: The authors examined the associations of youths' mental health outcomes with exposure of their treating clinicians to psychotherapy skill rehearsal and data-based feedback during clinical supervision. METHODS: The authors of this longitudinal observational study used linear mixed models to examine how …

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A Randomized Experiment of Mailed Incentives to Improve Emergency Physician Survey Participation

Steven C. Marcus, Mark Olfson, Sara Wiesel Cullen, Nicholas Cardamone et autres

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Machine-learning identified suicide risk and emergency department inpatient admission

Steven C. Marcus, Nathaniel J. Williams, Timothy J. Schmutte, Ming Xie et autres

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Pediatric healthcare worker perspectives on implementation of a secure firearm storage program: a qualitative study

Claire R. Waller, Jennifer M. Boggs, Arne L Beck, Ruth Bedoy et autres

OBJECTIVE: Primary care-based secure firearm storage programs are well-positioned to prevent firearm-related injury, the leading cause of death for young people in the United States. While recommended by the American Academy of Pediatrics and US Surgeon General, these programs have yet to …

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Study protocol for coaching and leadership in autism support settings: a cluster randomized controlled hybrid type 2 effectiveness-implementation trial

Jill J. Locke, Nathaniel J. Williams, Aksheya Sridhar, Wendy Shih et autres

BACKGROUND: The increased prevalence of autism spectrum disorder creates a sense of urgency to improve outcomes for this population in publicly funded education systems, the primary setting in which autistic children receive behavioral health services in the United States. Important barriers to …

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Comparing Risk Prediction for Suicide Attempts and Deaths After Emergency Department Visits for Individuals With Mental Health Disorders

Steven C. Marcus, Sara Wiesel Cullen, Ming Hong Xie, Tony Liu et autres

To identify and compare predictors of nonfatal and fatal suicidal events within 180 days of emergency department (ED) visits for mental health disorders. This longitudinal cohort analysis assessed risk of nonfatal and fatal suicide events among a national sample of 511,559 patients …

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Testing normalization process theory in a randomized trial of mental health clinics implementing digital measurement-based care

Nathaniel J. Williams, Mimi Choy-Brown, Nallely Vega, Gregory A. Aarons et autres

Abstract Background Normalization process theory (NPT) is one of the most highly cited implementation theories that explains the mechanisms by which new complex health interventions become embedded and sustained in healthcare settings; however, few of its predictions have been subjected to inferential …

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Effectiveness–implementation hybrid studies to speed the translation of complex health interventions into practice

Nathaniel J. Williams, Justin Dean Smith, Sara J. Landes, Geoffrey Michael Curran

Research to develop and test complex health interventions has traditionally followed a multistage process encompassing (1) efficacy research (i.e. explanatory trials), to confirm the intervention’s effects under tightly controlled conditions; (2) clinical effectiveness research (i.e. effectiveness or pragmatic trials), to confirm the …

Testing normalization process theory in a randomized trial of mental health clinics implementing digital measurement-based care

Nathaniel J. Williams, Mimi Choy-Brown, Nallely Vega, Gregory A. Aarons et autres

Abstract Background Normalization process theory (NPT) is one of the most highly cited implementation theories that explains the mechanisms by which new complex health interventions become embedded and sustained in healthcare settings; however, few of its predictions have been subjected to inferential …

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Additional file 1 of Testing normalization process theory in a randomized trial of mental health clinics implementing digital measurement-based care

Nathaniel J. Williams, Mimi Choy-Brown, Nallely Vega, Gregory A. Aarons et autres

Additional file 1: CONSORT Flow Diagram.

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Additional file 1 of Testing normalization process theory in a randomized trial of mental health clinics implementing digital measurement-based care

Nathaniel J. Williams, Mimi Choy-Brown, Nallely Vega, Gregory A. Aarons et autres

Additional file 1: CONSORT Flow Diagram.

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Effects of a leadership-focused implementation strategy on uptake of digital measurement-based care in mental health clinics: a cluster randomized trial

Nathaniel J. Williams, Gregory A. Aarons, Mark G. Ehrhart, Nallely Vega et autres

BACKGROUND: Leaders of healthcare organizations are often called on to guide the implementation of new innovations, including evidence-based practices and digital health technologies. However, many leaders lack preparation for this role and most available leadership trainings have not been rigorously tested, particularly …

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