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Showing 1 to 20 of 24 for “"Collaborative care."”.
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Collaborative care planning: mental health service users perspectives
Collaborative care planning (CCP) was defined as MHS users and health professionals working together to decide care plans in a relationship that recognises equality, and encourages the shared power to decide, in an atmosphere of mutual understanding and respect for each others' …
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Developing and evaluating a collaborative care intervention for depression
… with the development and evaluation of the collaborative care model for the treatment of depression in primary care in the National Health Service (NHS). It begins with an outline of the problems experienced by people with depression and the challenge that their effective care presents to …
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Preparing Mental Health Professionals for Work in Collaborative Care Settings
… model to gain wide acceptance among health care providers and institutions. The influence of the biopsychosocial model may be seen not only in the way patients’ providers conceptualize health concerns and develop treatment plans, but in the increasing collaboration among professionals from …
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Project collaborative care: experiences of child care and early intervention providers
Submission original under an indefinite embargo labeled 'Open Access'. The submission was exported from vireo on 2016-11-09 without embargo terms
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A New Design For the Support of Collaborative Care Work in Nursing Homes
Nursing homes are complex healthcare settings that take care of older adults with sever cognitive and physical impairments. Given the conditions of the patients, nursing homes can be considered end-of-life contexts. There, the care work that aim to mitigate and treat the conditions of the patients …
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Effects of a Collaborative Care for Depression Intervention on Health Service Utilization and Depression Severity
… affecting the Medicaid population. Collaborative care programs for depression are transforming primary care to increase access and coordinate physical and behavioral health services. Understanding the relationships between components of collaborative care programs, characteristics of …
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Building Collaborative Care Through the Formation of Organizational Partnerships and Interprofessional Education in Clinical Learning Environments: A Case Study
… of a high-quality interprofessional primary care clinic model within a larger academic health system. The study also sought to detail adaptive leadership behaviors that fostered the transition from co-location to collaboration among frontline leaders within an academic healthcare workforce. …
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A Nurse-Practitioner-Led Collaborative Care Model Of Shared Medical Visits For Adult Patients With Diabetes Using The Centering® Group Healthcare Model
… topics for content and the Centering® Healthcare Model of group visits for structure and process. There were also 19 weekly 60-minute Self-Management Support (SMS) visits to help with goal setting, coping, and problem solving. Feasibility and acceptability were evaluated by measuring …
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The Patient's Care Experiences in a Team-Based Clinical Microsystem Model of Care: Accountable Care Unit
Hospitals are reorganizing inpatient care into interprofessional clinical microsystems such as the Accountable Care Unit. However, findings on healthcare outcomes are mixed, and studies that explain how patients experience care within this team-based care model remain limited. This dissertation …
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Effect of Depression Treatment on Somatic Depressive Symptoms and Cardiometabolic Biomarkers among People without Diabetes
… intervention effects. 216 participants (primary care patients ≥50 years with depression and elevated cardiovascular disease risk from a safety net healthcare system) were randomized to 12 months of the eIMPACT intervention (modernized collaborative care intervention involving internet …
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A self-reflective and practitioner-researcher approach to interprofessional practice in mental health settings
… I reflect on their implications for the healthcare system’s current practices in psychiatric care, specifically, not exclusively. Interprofessional collaboration occurs when individuals from different fields work and communicate to achieve a shared goal; healthcare aims to ensure high-quality …
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Student Healthcare Providers' Illness Narratives: Impact on Family-Focused Care
… 30 students training for three areas of healthcare: medicine, nursing, and medical family therapy (MedFT). Through grounded theory analysis of these interviews, we looked to understand how these providers connected their own experiences with illness to their clinical work, particularly in …
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Integrated Behavioral Health at UTMB: A Cost/Benefit Study
… economic cost. However, the systems in place to care for behavioral health are often inefficient and fragmented between primary care providers and psychiatrists as well as other behavioral healthcare specialists. To address this, integrated care models are being investigated to correct these …
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Service Provisions for People Experiencing Homelessness with a Traumatic Brain Injury: Clinicians’ Perspectives
… Services have been urged to consider the care provisions offered in the context of homelessness and traumatic brain injury, though perspectives of service providers have not been thoroughly explored. The current study hoped to address this gap in the literature, exploring how homeless …
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Enacting recovery in an English NHS 'arts for mental health' service
… it is framed as a new paradigm in mental healthcare in which patients and professionals work in partnership. These multiple iterations of recovery raise questions about what mental (ill) health is and how it should be treated. I investigate how recovery is enacted in contemporary English mental …
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A mixed-methods study of student experiences and mother-baby outcomes in a novel interprofessional student-led breastfeeding clinic.
… student-led breastfeeding Clinic provided collaborative care to mothers and babies with breastfeeding difficulties. Student midwives and student chiropractors providing care were supervised by their respective registered lecturer-clinicians. This pragmatic, mixed-methods study used …
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Reduction Of Unnecessary Emergency Department Visits Through An Ed-Initiated Advanced Care Program For Vulnerable Patients
… project developed an ED-initiated Advanced ED Care Management Program (AECM) to reduce the frequency of and costs associated with ED overutilizers with four or more ED visits in a rolling calendar year, excluding those with private insurance in an assisted living or skilled nursing facility, or …
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The interrelationship between central sleep apnea and atrial fibrillation
… highlight the growing need for an effective collaborative care model between cardiologists and sleep medicine clinicians, as the management of patients with sleep apnea and atrial fibrillation requires an interdisciplinary approach in order to deliver the most optimal patient care.
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Satisfaction with Life and Biopsychosocial-Spiritual Health among Underserved Patients with Diabetes
… models incorporating a multidisciplinary, collaborative stance in addressing diabetes for vulnerable populations. The second article extends current literature and aims to meet a number of the above mentioned recommendations. This article is focused on two groups with noted health …
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Individuals with Parkinson's disease and their experiences with changes in communication and behavioral speech therapies
… to listen to a panel, consisting of ILwPD and a caregiver of an ILwPD, about their lived experiences. Inclusion criteria was used to screen participants. If participants met the inclusion criteria a Zoom© interview was conducted using a series of questions covering topics regarding experiences …
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