Michael Hoge, PhD
Professor of Psychiatry; Director, Yale Behavioral Health; Director, Yale Group on Workforce Development
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Research Summary
Dr. Hoge specializes in the development, evaluation, and management of comprehensive systems of care for persons with mental health and substance conditions. His research has focused on severe mental illness and non-hospital alternatives for individuals experiencing acute mental health problems. Most recently his research has centered on workforce development in behavioral health, including recruitment, retention, training, and the performance of individuals providing mental health and addiction services.
Extensive Research Description
- The development of workforce Collaboratives in behavioral health.
- Burnout in the behavioral health workforce.
- Recruitment & retention in the behavioral health workforce.
- The effectiveness of supervision.
- The comparative effectiveness of state workforce development efforts.
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Research Interests
Health Services Administration; Health Care Quality, Access, and Evaluation; Psychiatry and Psychology
Public Health Interests
Chronic Diseases; Mental Health
Selected Publications
- Mental health care in juvenile detention facilities: a review.Desai RA, Goulet JL, Robbins J, Chapman JF, Migdole SJ, Hoge MA. Mental health care in juvenile detention facilities: a review. The Journal Of The American Academy Of Psychiatry And The Law 2006, 34:204-14.
- Report of recommendations: the Annapolis Coalition Conference on Behavioral Health Work Force Competencies.Hoge MA, Morris JA, Daniels AS, Huey LY, Stuart GW, Adams N, Paris M, Goplerud E, Horgan CM, Kaplan L, Storti SA, Dodge JM. Report of recommendations: the Annapolis Coalition Conference on Behavioral Health Work Force Competencies. Administration And Policy In Mental Health 2005, 32:651-63.
- Curriculum resources for training direct care providers in public sector mental health.Styron TH, Shaw M, McDuffie E, Hoge MA. Curriculum resources for training direct care providers in public sector mental health. Administration And Policy In Mental Health 2005, 32:633-49.