Research and Outcome Studies

Rogers Memorial's mission is to offer exemplary behavioral health care services, including treatment, education and training as well as research. From admission and initial assessment through discharge and aftercare, we closely monitor each patient's progress, and the results of this research benefit many groups:

• Our patients and their families, who receive outcome results demonstrating why our treatment approaches are effective
• Our research staff, who are kept aware of new treatment methods
•  The medical community, with whom we share new findings at national and international conferences and through medical journals
• The business, educational and public communities, whom we provide current information to build awareness and reduce the stigma of mental illness

Rogers Memorial outcome studies are managed by Pamela Bean, PhD, MBA, executive director of research. Dr. Bean oversees study design, data gathering and analysis. She also and coordinates submission of the findings to medical journals for publication and attends medical conferences to present the findings.

Our outcome studies are available in .pdf format online and include:

• Outcome Study for residential Child and Adolescent Center
• Relapse prevention in alcoholism
• Outcome measures for adolescents in the treatment for eating disorders treating males and females with eating disorders in a residential setting

Clinical Research Trials

The Rogers Center for Research and Training at Rogers Memorial Hospital-Milwaukee conducts outpatient and inpatient research with investigational medications for a variety of mental health disorders. The program provides quality, confidential mental health care at no cost. For information on the benefits of clinical trial treatment and a list of our current trials, please visit our Center for Research & Training, Inc. page.