Mental health collaborative care: a synopsis of the Rural and Isolated Toolkit

Haggarty, John; Ryan-Nicholls, Kimberley D; Jarva, Janelle A

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“…They can also provide guidance on how to assess the fidelity of adapted interventions (Pérez et al, 2015). Some frameworks take the form of toolkits to support practical implementation (Haggarty et al, 2010) while others may focus on elements to guide implementation research and evaluation (Breimaier et al, 2015).…”

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Development of a framework for the collaborative adaptation of service models for child and family health in diverse settings (CASCADES)

Stockton

Fowler

Debono

et al. 2022

J Child Health Care

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The impact of health service access disparities has significant implications for society. The importance of addressing health and social inequities is never more critical than in the early years of a child’s life. Despite advances in healthcare implementation, there is a lack of an evidence-based framework to specifically guide the adaptation of child and family health (CFH) service models for different community contexts. This paper describes the development of a framework for the adaptation of community-based CFH service models. Drawing on the findings of an integrative review and Delphi study, Participatory Action Research was used to test the framework, resulting in the Framework for Collaborative Adaptation of Service Models for Child and Family Health in Diverse Settings (CASCADES). The Framework uses the analogy of a waterfall to represent the iterative process of collecting information to inform each step. The framework supports a collaborative co-design approach to build a comprehensive understanding of the target community to inform the adaptation and evaluation of evidence-based interventions appropriate to the local context. The ultimate aim is to enable the delivery of services that are contextually relevant for local communities and provide greater access to effective, accessible services to support children and their families.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Development of a framework for the collaborative adaptation of service models for child and family health in diverse settings (CASCADES)

Stockton

Fowler

Debono

et al. 2022

J Child Health Care

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“…Other factors that negatively affect access to treatment in rural populations include higher poverty rates, lack of transportation, individual and public stigma towards mental healthcare, and limited mental health literacy. All of which contribute to individuals in rural areas being less likely to seek professional help for psychological distress in comparison to those in urban areas [11]- [15].…”

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The Development of a Common Factors Based Virtual Reality Therapy System for Remote Psychotherapy Applications

Tacca

Kerr

Friis

2022

2022 IEEE Conference on Virtual Reality and 3D User Interfaces Abstracts and Workshops (VRW)

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Mental health disorders such as depression and anxiety affect one in five adults in the United States. According to the 2019 National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH), non-serious mental illnesses are found in 30.6% of young adults aged 18-25 years old and 25.3% of adults aged 26-49 years old. In 2020, the NSDUH found that only 44.8% of all adults living with non-serious mental illnesses sought treatment [1]. In 2020 and 2021 with the rise of the COVID-19 pandemic, 41.5% of US adults reported to have been struggling symptoms of an anxiety of depressive disorder [2]. With this added burden, the increase in social isolation during the pandemic, and unknown long term psychological effects of the past year and a half, the need for an effective remote psychotherapy treatment is even more evident. The objective of this research is to address the growing need for a remote psychotherapy solution that is both accessible for isolated patients and effective. One approach to therapeutic healing that is standard in counseling psychology is the use of psychotherapy based on common factors theory. This theory poses that there are several common factors that need to be addressed for healing to occur. This research focuses on two of the common factors that are most difficult to reproduce in remote psychotherapy: the therapeutic alliance and the therapeutic environment [3]- [5]. We hypothesize that the use of a virtual reality (VR) and neurofeedback based psychotherapy system specifically designed based on common factors theory will lead to better performance in the therapeutic alliance between therapists and patients and ultimately, better outcomes for remote psychotherapy patients. The following specific aims address this hypothesis: Specific Aim 1: Design and Develop a Common Factors Based Virtual Reality Therapy for Remote Psychotherapy Applications. A full common factors based VR psychotherapy systemI would like to thank the Madison and Lila Self Graduate Fellowship for funding me in my graduate career, without which none of this research would be possible. I have had some of my most memorable experiences, meaningful friends, and useful tools for personal growth as a result of this fellowship. Thank you.I would like to thank my wonderful parents, who have loved me unconditionally since I was a baby. I know how much you love me every single day and I'm so grateful that I was able to be raised by you and that you shaped me into the person I've become. I love you both so much. I would like to thank my twin brother Josh, my best friend since birth. We've spent most of our lives together, every good thing and every bad thing, I'm so glad we get to go through life side by side. Even though we don't live together anymore, every time we're back together, it's like nothing ever changed, I'm so grateful for that. I'd like to thank my older brothers, Mike and Nick, for vii being the best role models I could ask for. I always wanted to be just like you both and I'm so grateful that I had you guys to guide me through life. My sister-...

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“…22,24,25 Grande parte das experiências é realizada em comunidades rurais, com pouco ou nenhum acesso a equipes de saúde , mental. [25][26][27] Elas podem ser classificadas em duas principais modalidades: consultorias síncronas (em tempo real) e assíncronas (armazenadas e enviadas). Uma revisão sobre o tema encontrou resultados positivos quanto à eficácia na adesão ao tratamento, à satisfação do paciente, à melhora nos sintomas depressivos e à acurácia diagnóstica.…”

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Telematriciamento em saúde mental na pandemia de COVID-19

Miliauskas

Rocha

Salomão

et al. 2022

Rev Bras Med Fam Comunidade

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Problema: A demanda em saúde mental na Atenção Primária à Saúde (APS) é alta, e a capacitação das equipes para a detecção e o tratamento desses pacientes é fundamental, sendo o matriciamento, modelo de cuidado colaborativo desenvolvido no contexto brasileiro, uma ferramenta importante para a efetividade do cuidado em saúde mental na APS. Em março de 2020, com o isolamento social consequente à pandemia pelo novo coronavírus, houve necessidade de reorganização dos serviços. O objetivo deste artigo é descrever a experiência de telematriciamento e reorganização do apoio matricial em saúde mental em unidade da APS do município do Rio de Janeiro, nos primeiros meses de pandemia. Método: O Centro Municipal de Saúde Heitor Beltrão localiza-se na Zona Norte do Rio de Janeiro. Nos anos de 2017 a 2019, o matriciamento ocorreu por meio de consultas conjuntas, discussão de casos e grupo de psicotrópicos. No início da pandemia, o trabalho foi reorganizado em duas frentes: teleconsultas conjuntas síncronas e organização da lista de usuários com transtornos mentais. Resultados: Foram realizadas 50 teleconsultas conjuntas no período de 12 semanas, com média de 4,16 consultas/semana, sendo os diagnósticos mais frequentes transtornos depressivos e ansiosos seguidos de transtornos de personalidade e por uso de substâncias. O novo formato permitiu a manutenção do acesso de usuários da saúde mental ao serviço, a absorção de novos casos, a melhoria de acesso a usuários do grupo de risco para infecção por coronavírus e a continuidade do processo formativo em saúde com aquisição de novas competências e modernização do trabalho. As principais limitações foram a falta de equipamentos disponíveis e a dificuldade de acesso à internet. Conclusão: Esta experiência, desenvolvida em razão da pandemia de COVID-19, descreve os desafios e benefícios da utilização do telematriciamento e da criação da lista de usuários da saúde mental. Poderá auxiliar profissionais e gestores de outros serviços a desenvolver adaptações mais adequadas às realidades locais.

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Mental health collaborative care: a synopsis of the Rural and Isolated Toolkit

Cited by 8 publications

References 10 publications

Development of a framework for the collaborative adaptation of service models for child and family health in diverse settings (CASCADES)

Development of a framework for the collaborative adaptation of service models for child and family health in diverse settings (CASCADES)

The Development of a Common Factors Based Virtual Reality Therapy System for Remote Psychotherapy Applications

Telematriciamento em saúde mental na pandemia de COVID-19

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