Accession Number:

ADA556351

Title:

Behavioral Health in the Patient Centered Medical Home: Meeting the Quadruple Aim Part 1

Descriptive Note:

Conference paper

Corporate Author:

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE WASHINGTON DC MILITARY HEALTH SYSTEM

Personal Author(s):

• Engel, Charles C.

Report Date:

2011-01-24

Pagination or Media Count:

48.0

Abstract:

Partial contents Why Primary Care A Gap Between Needs Services, Potential for Offset Service Use Missed Work, Primary Care Where Soldiers Get Their Care, Primary Care Intervention is Evidence-Based, RESPECT-Mil, 3 Component Model systems based care, RESPECT-Mil Care Facilitator Functions, RESPECT-- Mil Worldwide Sites, Levels of Implementation, RESPECT-Mil Implementation Micro- or Clinic-level, DESTRESS-PC, FIRST-STEPS Web-based Care-Manager Support Reporting System, FIRST-STEPS Improves Efficiency, Accountability Effectiveness of Facilitator Staffing, Implementation Macro- or Program-level, Provider Manuals, 3 Component Model systems based care, Real time Aggregate Data Reports Region PTSD Remission Trend, Implementation Results, Screening Visits Consistently Rising Rate of Program Implementation, Referrals for Enhanced BH Services Referrals for Facilitation Nearly as High as to Specialist, Care Facilitation PTSD Severity PCL-C Number of facilitator visits associated with improvement, Facilitator Use Only 20.6 have four or more facilitator contacts, Safety Risk Management, Dispositions, Findings to Date, Challenges Road Ahead, Review of Findings to Date,

Descriptors:

• *MEDICAL SERVICES
• ACCOUNTABILITY
• ARMY PERSONNEL
• BEHAVIOR
• EFFICIENCY
• HEALTH
• INTERVENTION
• MANUALS
• MEDICINE
• PATIENTS
• RISK MANAGEMENT
• SAFETY

Subject Categories:

• Medicine and Medical Research

Distribution Statement:

APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE