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How can psychiatrists and other mental health clinicians help people with serious mental illnesses obtain high quality medical care?
What is collaborative care and how can this approach be used for people with serious mental illnesses?
What is the nature of the relationship between a peer support specialist and the people they serve?
Do peer support specialists encourage the people they serve in taking medications?
Do peer support specialists require a specific model of supervision?
Is peer support an evidence-based practice?
What type of certification do Certified Peer Specialists have?
Is peer support a valuable addition to services for people with SMI?
I work in community mental health in a small community. We are preparing to hire some peer support staff but we realize that because it is such a small community, the peers we can hire will likely know some of the people they will be working with. What is the best way to handle this?
Should a peer support group for individuals with SMI be facilitated, or at least co-facilitated, by a clinician?
Is peer support effective in working with people experiencing mental health crises?
Can a primary care provider or family practitioner prescribe psychotropic medications?
Position Statement 13: Integration of Mental and General Health Care
Persistent Depression and Anxiety in the United States: Prevalence and Quality of Care
How often should a full medical workup be done on a person with serious mental illness who is being treated with medications?
Peer Support
Integrated Care
Perinatal Psychiatry
What should primary care providers know how to do if they are working in mental health setting?
Is there a healthcare model that can treat medical problems, mental health conditions and substance use disorders at the same time and place?
Is it possible to receive primary care inside an opiate treatment program?
What role do primary care providers play in the evaluation of problematic substance use?
Are there current efforts to add additional training in general medical care into psychiatric training programs?
How does the collaborative care model improve treatment access for people with substance use disorders?
How can healthcare providers prevent acute pain from becoming chronic pain?
TIP 55: Behavioral Health Services for People Who Are Homeless
Integrated Treatment for Co-Occurring Disorders Evidence-Based Practices (EBP) Kit
Whole Health Action Management (WHAM) Peer Support Training
Wraparound for Older Youth and Young Adults
Behavioral Health Homes for People with Mental Health & Substance Use Conditions: The Core Clinical Features
Integrated Care for Older Adults with Serious Mental Illness and Medical Comorbidity: Evidence Based Models and Future Research Directions
Adapting your Practice: General Recommendations for the Care of Homeless Patients
Integrated Care – Improving access to mental health services and the overall health of patients.
Integrating Physical Health Care in Behavioral Health Agencies in Rural Pennsylvania
Bridging the Inpatient/Outpatient Divide: Improving Transitioning of Care to Reduce Hospital Re-admissions
Integrating Mental Health Care for Diverse Older Adults in Primary Care & Non-Traditional Settings
TA Coalition Webinar: Considerations for Placement in Recovery Housing for Individuals Living with Severe Mental Illness
Center of Excellence for Integrated Health Solutions
What efforts are being used to improve physical health in American Indian patients with SMI?
Clinical Guide for Integrated Dual Disorder Treatment (IDDT)
Do stay at home orders like those related to COVID-19 increase the risk of domestic violence against people with SMI?
Resilience
What is the potential impact of childhood trauma on adult mental and physical health?
Implementation Guide: Stage-Matched Interventions for Individuals with Serious Mental Illness (SMI) and Co-Occurring Substance Use
American Psychiatric Association (APA) Collaborates on Principles for Team-Based Care of SMI
What are some of the key elements in clinics that provide medical services to individuals with serious mental illnesses in community mental health settings?
How to Talk About the COVID-19 Vaccines with Individuals Who Have Serious Mental Illness
Are there evidence-based psychosocial interventions to utilize with older adults who have a serious mental illness (SMI)?
Perinatal Psychiatry, 2021: Improving Access to Perinatal Mental Health Care
Integrated Care Refresh, Part 1: Integration of Behavioral Health Into Primary Care
Integrated Care Refresh, Part 2: Reverse Integration of Care and Integrated Care in the Inpatient Setting
Rural Mental Health Topic Guide
Behavioral Health in Rural America: Challenges and Opportunities
Critical Components for Understanding Veterans with Serious Mental Illness
Critical Components for Understanding Veterans with Serious Mental Illness

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