The Mental Health Services Conference 2021: On Demand-Integrated Care and its Role in Reducing Disparities

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Video Summary

The workshop titled "Integrated Care and Its Role in Reducing Disparities" features speakers Dr. Lori Rainey, Dr. Madja Jackson-Trish, and Dr. Hu. They discuss the concept of integrated care, its models, and its potential to improve outcomes and reduce disparities in access to care. Dr. Rainey emphasizes measurement-based treatment and the integration of behavioral health services into primary care. Dr. Jackson-Trish presents evidence on the efficacy of collaborative care in reducing disparities among different populations. Dr. Hu discusses her systematic review of the collaborative care model and its outcomes in specific populations. The workshop highlights the importance of collaboration, measurement-based treatment, and involving diverse populations in integrated care models. <br /><br />In another video, the panelists discuss the benefits and future directions of collaborative care in primary care. They mention the positive impact of psychiatrists in primary care settings and the importance of collaborative care as a resource for managing depression and anxiety. The panelists discuss the future of collaborative care, including its dissemination to academic medical centers and integration into medical and psychiatric training programs. They also discuss its potential applications in special populations such as autism, co-occurring mental illness and addiction, and perinatal mental health. They mention the challenges and opportunities in implementing collaborative care in these populations and the need for innovative approaches and measurement tools. The panelists express their enthusiasm for the future of collaborative care and its potential to improve access and reduce health disparities. <br /><br />The video transcript does not specify any credits or sources for the information discussed.

Keywords

Integrated Care

Reducing Disparities

Measurement-based Treatment

Collaborative Care

Primary Care

Diverse Populations

Psychiatrists

Depression

Anxiety

Special Populations

Health Disparities