ians’ ability to be productive.
“John Ruskin wrote over 250 books in his life,” she said. “The only child of two ambitious parents, his intellectual abilities were significant, but he put so much pressure on himself that he often had nervous breakdowns... [His biography] is a warning to myself as a parent and a professor.”
Spending a peaceful weekend reading is no easy feat for Smith. The mother of three often finds her weekends consumed by playing chauffeur.
“Family life is busy with sports and other activities,” she said.
Nevertheless, Smith and her husband, David Yezzi, associate professor and department chair of Writing Seminars, still manage to attend some of Baltimore’s cultural events.
“My husband and I are both writers and editors,” she said. “My husband often wants to see opera at The Charles or a play if we can fit these treats between shuttling kids.”
From the sounds of it, Smith’s kids are hardly glued to their devices.
“Like most parents, negotiating screen time with our kids is a constant battle, but on weekends we give up the fight a bit to get a few extra hours of sleep or hanging-out time,” she said.
Some of her kids participate in the free music education program through the Baltimore School of Music and take advantage of this program on the weekend, but Smith says they also have to juggle it with soccer and cross country. If the day allows, the family goes for a swim at the University’s pool. With such a busy schedule comes winners and losers.
“At the moment, music is losing,” Smith said.
As far as autumn activities go, Smith is keen to go outside and see the fall colors.
“We’ve been meaning to go for a hike around Lake Roland,” she siad. Unfortunately, Smith said that her family’s busy schedule hasn’t given them a chance.
“In fall, there’s a lot of leaf work to be done in our garden. Sometimes we have unexpected outings when our dog escapes.”
Like Hopkins students, the Smith children spend plenty of time studying on Sundays.
“We always go out for dinner on Sunday night. It’s often the Dizz in Hampden, sometimes followed by the Charmery.”
Teaching a class on food blogging begs a fondness for culinary pursuits, and Smith doesn’t disappoint.
“I also love cooking for friends, and though it doesn’t happen every weekend we often have parties,” she said.
Her affinity for good food gives her authority in the classroom. She speaks knowledgeably about many cuisines and shares personal insights on various cookbooks.
“Having moved from New York to Baltimore a few years ago, we finally have a real dining room,” Smith said, “and I’m excited to use it.”
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A Behavioral Health Survey of Primary Care Integration in Rhode Island.

Background
Integrating behavioral and primary care practices improves quality of care, but limited data exists regarding the extent or attributes of such integration. We conducted a baseline evaluation of the level and characteristics of integrated practices in Rhode Island.


Methods
The Rhode Island Department of Health 2015 Statewide Health Inventory Behavioral Health Survey was sent to behavioral health clinics and outpatient psychiatry and psychology practices. Survey questions assessed indicators of integration, including colocation, shared electronic medical records (EMRs), and shared communication systems.


Results
Only 19%, 9%, and 17% of behavioral health clinics, psychiatrists, and psychologists, respectively reported any integration with primary care practices. Compared to psychology (3.5%) and psychiatry (0.0%) practices, behavioral health clinics