Primary Care Behavioral Health Integration for Anxiety Management in a Safety-Net Health Care System

Paradise, Ranjani K.; Finnegan, Karen; Dube, B; Zallman, Leah; Benedetto, Emily; Grossman, Ellie; Huang, Hsiang; O'Brien, Colleen; Joseph, Robert

doi:10.1353/hpu.2020.0045

Journal of Health Care for the Poor and Underserved

2020

DOI: 10.1353/hpu.2020.0045

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Primary Care Behavioral Health Integration for Anxiety Management in a Safety-Net Health Care System

Ranjani K. Paradise¹,

Karen Finnegan²,

B Dube³

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“…Psychiatrists provide both direct and indirect consultations. Services are provided according to a stepped model that classifies patients by level of clinical severity with integrated staff primarily seeing patients at low to moderate severity and providing bridging services for patients with higher severity while they await referral to specialty care (Cambridge Health Alliance Primary Care Behavioral Health Integration Program, 2017; Paradise et al, 2020; Zallman et al, 2017).…”

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Responding to COVID-19 through an integrated primary care/behavioral health program.

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Background and Implementation: Novel coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) has presented unique challenges for patients and health care systems, including a surge in behavioral health (BH) needs. A community teaching public hospital system in Massachusetts (MA) whose 13 primary care (PC) clinics serve a diverse patient population, has developed a model for Primary Care Behavioral Health Integration (PCBHI) to provide brief, evidence-based interventions to patients in PC. In response to COVID-19, the system developed an intensive community management strategy to care for patients with COVID-19 outside of the hospital, and its PCBHI program adapted alongside this strategy to provide rapid support to patients in emotional distress. Over a 13-week period, 78 patients were specifically referred to the PCBHI COVID clinic and received rapid therapeutic support and/ or care navigation. Recommendations: This article will discuss the development and implementation of the PCBHI COVID clinic, common presenting issues and clinical interventions used, and lessons that informed our adaptation of clinic operations and that can serve as recommendations to other health systems in establishing similar services.

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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Anxiety Disorders: Outcomes From a Multi-State, Multi-Site Primary Care Practice

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Journal of Anxiety Disorders

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Primary Care Behavioral Health Integration for Anxiety Management in a Safety-Net Health Care System

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