Dr. Leichter discussed the problem of recruiting and retaining mental health workers in rural communities. He described the opportunities and challenges presented by the Minnesota Consortium for Advanced Rural Psychology Training, a program that aims to enhance the supply of rural mental health providers and their competencies through a two-year post-doctoral training experience.
Dr. Sorensen and Ms. Wiering talked about the Critical Access Hospital Pharmacy Residency Project, which places pharmacy residents in selected rural communities, such as in Tyler, Minnesota. The speakers described the project’s partners, its impact on the town of Tyler, and the outcomes of the collaboration.
View the Dr. Leichter slides (PDF)
View the Dr. Sorensen and Ms. Wiering slides (PDF)