Welcome to the Center for Implementation-Dissemination of Evidence-Based Practices among States, known as the IDEAS Center, an Advanced Center funded by the National Institute of Mental Health.  We're glad you're here.  

Located at the New York University (NYU), Langone Medical Center, The Department of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, we are dedicated to advancing implementation science in health and mental health systems serving children, adolescents, and their families. 

Our mission: to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of state roll-outs of evidence-based practices and quality improvement initiatives.  

Joining us in this mission are many IDEAS Center partners – family advocates, providers, and state policymakers - who help us to sharply focus our research on taking 'what works' and making sure it works well to improve outcomes for children and families.  

Click here to join our growing community of Center partners and help us in our efforts to advance implementation science. 

And check back often for research updates and tips and tools that promote the more efficient and effective implementation of evidence-based practices to improve the mental health of children and their families.  

Thanks for visiting our Center. 
Kimberly Hoagwood, PhD
IDEAS Center Director,
Vice Chair for Research, 
Child & Adolescent Psychiatry, 
NYU Langone Medical Center

Interested in Upcoming MAP Trainings in NYS?

* Please note, MAP training is a clinical framework and decision support tool it is not related to the Health Home Serving Children Medicaid Analytics Performance Portal (MAPP).

IDEAS News and Notes

New! National Academy of Medicine Commentary by Hoagwood et al Published

Kimberly Hoagwood co-authored a recently-published commentary by the NAM on how investing in young children across all facets of their life promotes prosperity nationwide. 

Click here for the commentary, and the NAS website for more information.

IDEAS Researchers Featured in NYU Langone Health Psychiatry 2017 Year in Review ....

Drs. Sally Horwitz & Christopher Branson's 
​research recognized in Psychiatry's Annual Review.
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