Kana Inamoto
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first heard Nov 2020
last heard Nov 2020
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Thanks, Erica.
I appreciate it.
So I am Kana Inamoto.
I'm a senior expert in McKinsey's D.C.
office and very privileged to co-lead the Center for Suicidal Benefits together with Erica.
I'm going to start off by asking each panelist to tell you a little bit about themselves.
So, Johanna, would you mind kicking us off?
What role can public institutions play in addressing behavioral health needs and health-related basic needs in youth and families?
You raise an important point.
I mean, we need to get services to where people are.
We also need to have a sufficient workforce
And Andrew's trying to get at that by bringing more people in network.
But even at that, I imagine there are still challenges.
You've got 2,000 more providers in network, but do we have enough?
And do we have enough workforce that reflects the diversity of the folks that we're trying to serve or has the specialized expertise?
So I appreciate the group talking about how we really need to focus on addressing the needs of diverse populations, not only where they are, but what they need and who they're looking to for help.
We want to build the workforce, including engaging peers and also reimbursing our providers at parity or in a way that adequately reimburses for the value that they're bringing to our system.
We need to build the science.
We need to make sure we're promoting evidence-based practices, aligning our incentives, combating stigma, increasing literacy, and most of all, I think, Johanna, you said very nicely, we need to share hope.
So I think this has been a fantastic conversation.
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