Integrated Care and the Evolution of the Multidisciplinary Team.
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- Also identified by DOI 10.1016/j.pop.2016.01.003.
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Abstract
The primary care medical home continues to adapt by applying new research to population health approaches to care. With the discovery that life experiences trigger a chain of biologic events linked to chronic illnesses, the role of patient-centered multidisciplinary care teams becomes of paramount importance. Subsequently, mental health professionals are being incorporated into the primary care setting, using their skills in nontraditional models to customize care for each patient. This "integration" of primary care and unique mental health services engenders opportunity for enhanced clinical care, professional workforce development and support, more effective population health initiatives, and informed health care policy.
Medical subject headings
- Behavioral Symptoms
- Patient Care Team
- Patient-Centered Care
- Primary Health Care