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A call to action to address rural mental health disparities - PMC (nih.gov)

Behavioral health services in Oklahoma | CDC

Children and Youth Services (oklahoma.gov)

Statistics and Data (oklahoma.gov)

Rural Oklahoma teens with metal health issues

Framework Task 1 (Topic 4): Identify the Community: Define the community, describing the community's dimensions and its functions (using the text for context). Discuss the population that is a member of this community. Discuss any geographical boundaries and the culture of the community. Framework Task 2 (Topic 4): Data: Present existing data about the community needs, issues, and problems. Ensure you identify your data sources. Framework Task 3 (Topic 4): Community Assets: What are the values of this community? What strengths and resiliencies are present? How would you describe the power structure (including both formal and informal leaders) within this community? Who are the senators or legislators representing the community and their goals?What social policy is impacting this community's well-being, service delivery, and access to social services? Framework Task 4 (Topic 4): Structure and Capacity: What formal and informal resources are present in the community? What patterns of influence, control, and service delivery do you see? Framework Task 1 (Topic 6): Gather information from persons within the community. Speak to people within the community and report the information they shared about the social problem, need, or opportunity. Framework Task 2 (Topic 6): Select a social problem that is experienced in the community and explore the professional knowledge base on the condition, problem, need, or opportunity. Framework Task 3 (Topic 6): Frame the social problem and develop a working hypothesis.

Within your video presentation, refer to Social Work Disposition #9:Standard: Social Workers' Ethical Responsibilities to Practice Settings.