The objective of this session is to share outcomes from effective team-based practices that particularly benefit older adults with complex
F2 – Starting from Scratch: Developing PCBH Providers through Interdisciplinary Training
The fields of family medicine and behavioral health are stepping up to meet the growing demand for providers trained in the provision of team-based,
G8 – Pay it Forward: Using Your EHR Data to Make Data-Based Decisions and Demonstrate the Value of Integrated Behavioral Health
The electronic health record (EHR) is ubiquitous in integrated behavioral health (IBH). Unbeknownst to many, usable data on many dimensions of IBH are
F1 – The Many Faces of Psychiatry in Primary Care Settings
Background/Rationale: Traditional models of psychiatric care delivery have failed to keep up with patient demand. Psychiatrists offer expertise in
A6 – Primary Care to Emergency Department Navigation for Patients with Suicidal Ideation: Barriers and Facilitators
45% of people who have died by suicide attended a primary care appointment in the month preceding (SAMHSHA-HRSA, 2019). As such, primary Care is the
G3 – A Novel Example of Using Mixed Methodology and Participatory Action Research to Examine Patient Experiences with PCBH at an FQHC
There is growing emphasis on utilizing novel methodological approaches to evaluate the primary care behavioral health model (PCBH; Hunter et al.,
G5 – Social Determinants of Health as Critical Vital Signs: Investigation of Interprofessional Team-based Care for Addressing Patient Needs
Social determinants have a major impact on health outcomes, especially for the most vulnerable populations. Factors such as housing, food,
G6 – Integration of Behavioral Health into Primary Care (IBHPC): Implementation of an Interdisciplinary Clinic Serving High Healthcare Utilizers
The IBHPC study was an implementation and dissemination project funded by the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI), of which the goal
K4 – Integrated Care Coordination for Adult Depression: Lessons Learned Over the Course of 20 Years That Can Inform Implementation and Expansion Efforts
Background: Depression is the most common mental health condition with prevalence rates ranging from 8-14% in primary care (PC) settings [1]. While
K6 – Zero Suicide – Working Towards Integrating Behavioral Health and Primary Care
National figures estimate that over 83% of people who died by suicide saw their primary care provider at least once within the year prior to their
D5 – What is the Primary Care Behavioral Health Model? A Logic Model Helping Us Define It
Primary Care Behavioral Health (PCBH) is a popular service delivery model of integrated care; however, a key limitation to its growth in practice and
D7 – Born this Way: Supporting Transgender Youth and Families Across Development in Integrated Primary Care
Transgender individuals experience significant health disparities associated with barriers to care, including lack of provider training,
C6 – Staying Up to Date on Eating Disorder Assessment and Treatment in Integrated Primary Care: Literature Review, Recommendations, and Case Study
Eating disorders (ED) can have a devastating impact on an individual's physical and mental health as well as on the larger healthcare system. EDs are
I5 – Equipping the Next Generation of Behavioral Health Trainees: A Clinical Supervision Primer
As Behavioral Health (BH) Integration in primary care settings steadily becomes the standard of care it has never been more important to build up the
G4 – “We Can Talk for 5 Minutes Over Lunch, But It’ll Probably Get Interrupted:” How To Engage Frontline Stakeholders in Research or Evaluation Efforts
In this presentation, which was supported by CFHA's REC Fellowship Program awarded to the first author, we will describe an ongoing research project
D8 – Research Rigor as a Critical Component of Integrated Healthcare: Development, Implementation, and Evaluation of a Diabetes Pilot Program
Individuals with a severe and persistent mental illness (SPMI) have over twice the risk of mortality than those without SPMI, which is partially
D2 – Improv-ing our Practice Environments and Wellness: Using Medical Improv to Promote Resilient, Effective Primary Care Teams
Burnout is a national health crisis (Noseworthy et al., 2017), with PCP burnout rates ranging from 13.5-60% (Abraham, Zheng, & Poghosyan, 2019).
A2 – Integrative Medicine for Vulnerable Populations with Opioid Use Disorder
The American healthcare system has failed to address the needs of vulnerable patients with multiple, chronic, co-morbid conditions. We focus our