Hub pilots:

1. March Madness for Total Fitness
2. Share CBT-I
3. CBT-I Live
4. A Conference Hub

GMU health communication pilots were presented at 5 conferences:

2010    NIH mHealth Summit
2010    American Psychological Association
2011    Association for Prevention Teaching & Research
2011    Council of University Directors of Clinical Psychology
2012    Living and Leading with Resilience (George Mason University)

As a proof of concept, participants had the opportunity to develop their own profiles and blog posts as well as participate in Live Aircasts to spotlight their posters, presentations, awards, and panel discussions.

Here, we spotlight 4 pilots and some of their products ... Share CBT-I, March Madness for Total Health, and an mHealth

Join us to develop ONE Social and help answer empirical questions, such as ... Can learners among all healthcare fields:

• Improve interprofessional mass health communication competencies?
• Create one common bridge between clinical practice and vetted resources?
• Increase awareness of, access to, and consumer demand for evidence-based practices?
• Lead intercollegiate fitness challenges to improve community health?

Tens of millions in the U.S. struggle with insomnia and yet few doctors refer to CBT-I (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia), a behavioral therapy that the American College of Physicians says should be the first-line treatment.

Our online streaming chats will feature CBT-I specialists who will share all the ways to get affordable, accessible CBT-I - anywhere. This introductory episode explains how we hope to go forward with future shows.