Essential Articles on Collaborative Care Models for the Treatment of Psychiatric Disorders in Medical Settings: A Publication by the Academy of Psychosomatic Medicine Research and Evidence-Based Practice Committee

2016 European Guidelines on cardiovascular disease prevention in clinical practice

“…"Opieka łączona" jest szczególnie skuteczna w zakresie objawów depresji i częściowo skuteczna w poprawie rokowania sercowego [249,250]. Co więcej, istnieją dowody świadczące o tym, że PA może skutecznie zmniejszać nasilenie depresji u pacjentów z CAD [251].…”

Perceived Educational Needs of the Integrated Care Psychiatric Consultant

“…There is now a strong evidence base for providing mental health care for patients with common disorders such as depression or anxiety in primary care settings using integrated care models [1,2]. Integrated care is delivered by a psychiatric consultant who works closely with a team including primary care providers (PCPs) and behavioral health providers (BHPs) using a shared workflow.…”

Collaborative Role Education in Post Graduate Psychiatric Training: A Narrative Review

“…Collaborative care models use non-physician care managers to coordinate the bio-psycho-social care of patients with multiple comorbid complex illnesses, including longitudinal symptom monitoring, treatment interventions, arranging for visits to specialists and supporting the patient in the use of other community resources [18,19]. A multicenter Italian study that evaluated the introduction of "care manager" nurses into the primary health care system for patients with heart failure and diabetes, found this model to be feasible and highly effective in increasing patient health knowledge, selfmanagement skills, and readiness to make changes in health behaviors as well as in promoting confidence and enhancing the safety of chronic patient management at home [19].…”

“…A multicenter Italian study that evaluated the introduction of "care manager" nurses into the primary health care system for patients with heart failure and diabetes, found this model to be feasible and highly effective in increasing patient health knowledge, selfmanagement skills, and readiness to make changes in health behaviors as well as in promoting confidence and enhancing the safety of chronic patient management at home [19]. In the treatment of psychiatric disorders in medical settings, the care manager carries out further evaluation of positive-screen patients, continues assessment over time using various psychiatric rating scales, coordinates pharmacotherapy recommendations to primary medical providers, and provides support, education, and evidence-based psychotherapy to patients if needed [18]. In a RCT, comparing collaborative mental health care with usual care in a primary care setting, the authors found that collaborative care for patients with common mental disorders seemed to be as effective as the usual practice of referral to mental health services in reducing psychopathology, but it was far more efficient than the usual practice in terms of referral delay, duration of treatment, number of appointments, and related treatment costs [20].…”