Introduction to Integrated Care

Christian, Eric; Curtis, Russ

doi:10.4324/9780203825730-2

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“…The level of integrated care provided at the site was at a level 3 (Christian & Curtis, 2012; Heath et al, 2013; McDaniel et al, 2014). The following aspects of a level 3 integration were implemented: behavioral health provider was located on-site, medical providers consistently provided warm handoffs, and providers shared medical records; however, providers rarely performed medical interviews together or had shared treatment planning (Christian & Curtis; McDaniel et al).…”

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Family functioning screening, referral, and behavioral health utilization in a family medicine setting.

Fossen¹,

Wexler²,

Purtell³

et al. 2022

Families, Systems, & Health

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confidence: 99%

Family functioning screening, referral, and behavioral health utilization in a family medicine setting.

Fossen¹,

Wexler²,

Purtell³

et al. 2022

Families, Systems, & Health

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“…Integrated collaborative care (ICC) combines primary medical care and behavioral health services to more fully address the spectrum of problems that patients bring to their primary medical care providers—including depression. ICC is a range of models where behavioral health providers and PCPs systematically interact addressing the behavioral and medical needs of patients through collaboration and coordination of care (Collins, Hewson, Munger, & Wade, 2010; Christian & Curtis, 2012; Hunter & Goodie, 2010; Robinson & Reiter, 2007). In the colocation model a BHP and PCP offer separate, on-site medical and behavioral health services.…”

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Effects of different models of integrated collaborative care in a family medicine residency program.

Landis¹,

Barrett²,

Galvin³

2013

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Integrated collaborative care (ICC) combines medical and behavioral health services in the primary care setting. Our family medicine residency program implemented care across three different models of integration over five years, allowing retrospective, cohort evaluation of the changes in behavioral health services and patient outcomes for depression. We identified three time periods representing increasing levels of services: Colocation of behavioral health services in 2004-05 (CL), primary care behavioral health model (behavioral health providers embedded in primary care) in 2009 (PCBH), and a blended model of PCBH and care management for depression in early 2010 (BM). All adult patient charts (n = 552) with PHQ9 scores ≥10 were analyzed for number of provider contacts (physician and behavioral health) and changes in scores during the 12-week follow-up. The percent of patients receiving adequate care (≥3 provider contacts in 12 weeks) improved from 43.5% (CL) to 55.1% (PCBH) to 60.6% (BM; Pearson chi-square, p = .02). Forty-two percent of patients in BM achieved remission (PHQ9 ≤ 4), 25.2% in PCBH and 12% in CL (Pearson chi-square, p = .02). The Blended Model resulted in better access to behavioral health care and outcomes for patients with depression symptoms.

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The Transformation of the Healthcare System: Integrated Primary Care and the Role of Stepped Care Interventions for Behavioral Health Providers

Maragakis

Hatzigeorgiou

2017

Principle-Based Stepped Care and Brief Psychotherapy for Integrated Care Settings

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Introduction to Integrated Care

Cited by 8 publications

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Family functioning screening, referral, and behavioral health utilization in a family medicine setting.

Family functioning screening, referral, and behavioral health utilization in a family medicine setting.

Effects of different models of integrated collaborative care in a family medicine residency program.

The Transformation of the Healthcare System: Integrated Primary Care and the Role of Stepped Care Interventions for Behavioral Health Providers

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