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Lisa S. Meredith

Santa Monica Office

Research Scientist, Center for the Study of Healthcare Provider Behavior, VA Medical Center; Senior Behavioral & Social Scientist

Media Availability

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Education

Ph.D. in social psychology, Claremont Graduate University; M.A. in general experimental psychology, B.A. in psychology, California State University, Northridge

Research Focus

Mental health services; health care clinician behavior; quality improvement; psychological effects of terrorism and other public health emergencies

RAND Research Areas

Health and Health Care

Recent Projects

  • Understanding primary care clinician management of patients with post-traumatic stress disorder
  • Addressing the psychological consequences of terrorist incidents or other public health emergencies for hospitals and clinics
  • Evaluating incentives to improve the delivery of appropriate care for depression in a managed behavioral health care organization
  • Understanding barriers to care for depression among adolescents seen in primary care settings

Selected Publications

L. S. Meredith et al., "Factors Associated with Primary Care Clinicians' Choice of a Watchful Waiting Approach to Managing Depression", Psychiatric Services, 58(1), 2007

Lisa S. Meredith et al., "Trust Influences Response to Public Health Messages During a Bioterrorist Event", Journal of Health Communication, 12(3), 2007

L. S. Meredith et al., "Success of Implementation and Maintenance of Quality Improvement for Depression", Psychiatric Services, 57, 2006

Lisa S. Meredith et al., Expanding Access to Mental Health Counselors: Evaluation of the Tricare Demonstration, RAND Corporation, 2005

L. S. Meredith et al., "Primary Care Provider Attitudes Are Associated with Smoking Cessation Counseling and Referral", Medical Care, 43(9), 2005

Research Focus

Mental health services, health care clinician behavior, quality improvement, psychological effects of terrorism and other public health emergencies

Recent Projects

  • Understanding primary care clinician management of patients with post-traumatic stress disorder
  • Addressing the psychological consequences of terrorist incidents or other public health emergencies for hospitals and clinics
  • Evaluating incentives to improve the delivery of appropriate care for depression in a managed behavioral health care organization
  • Understanding barriers to care for depression among adolescents seen in primary care settings

Selected Publications

"Trust Influences Response to Public Health Messages During a Bioterrorist Event," Lisa S. Meredith et al., Journal of Health Communication, Vol. 12, No. 3, Apr/May 2007

"Factors Associated with Primary Care Clinicians' Choice of a Watchful Waiting Approach to Managing Depression," L. S. Meredith et al., Psychiatric Services, Vol. 58, No. 1, Jan 2007

"Success of Implementation and Maintenance of Quality Improvement for Depression," L. S. Meredith et al., Psychiatric Services, Vol. 57, 2006

Expanding Access to Mental Health Counselors: Evaluation of the Tricare Demonstration, Lisa S. Meredith et al., RAND Corporation, 2005

"Primary Care Provider Attitudes Are Associated with Smoking Cessation Counseling and Referral," L. S. Meredith et al., Medical Care, Vol. 43, No. 9, Sept 2005

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