A technological platform was built to support knowledge sharing between a national network of geographically dispersed mental health experts. The platform included mobile web conferencing, single sign-on access to customized information hubs and workspaces on a shared website, and instant messaging and video chat capabilities. This infrastructure allowed the network to coordinate trainings and meetings, share documents, and communicate virtually.
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Building Information Sharing Platforms for a National Network of Mental Health Experts
1. Building Information Sharing Platforms for a
National Network of Mental Health Experts
Nathalie Reid, MA, MLIS, National Center for Child Traumatic Stress, UCLA
Cathryn Chiesa, MLS, National Center for Child Traumatic Stress, Duke University
Abstract: A technological infrastructure supports knowledge
exchange for a geographically dispersed network of mental
health professionals.
Technology Infrastructure
Mobile web conferencing
One-Click / instant meetings
Mobile version of our website
Information hubs for knowledge exchange
Single sign-on
Customization and branding
Our online workspaces can be used for many purposes including: coordinating trainings and meetings,
document management, information sharing, networking with other experts, organization of meetings,
etc. (System used SharePoint)
Instant message and video chat is used an another mode of communication for a geographically dispersed
network of professionals. (System used: Lync integrated with SharePoint)
Web conferencing is used for working meetings, team huddles/check-ins, all-staff meetings between UCLA and
Duke University, trainings, and presentations. (Systems used: Blackboard Collaborate,WebEx)