TY - JOUR
KW - Canada
KW - Consumer Participation/methods/utilization
KW - Depressive Disorder/therapy
KW - Education/methods
KW - Evaluation Studies as Topic
KW - Humans
KW - Mental Health Services/standards
KW - Patient Participation/utilization
KW - Patient-Centered Care/standards
KW - Physician-Patient Relations
AU - J. McCusker
AU - M. Yaffe
AU - T. Sussman
AU - N. Kates
AU - G. Mulvale
AU - A. Jayabarathan
AU - S. Law
AU - J. Haggerty
A1 - 
AB - OBJECTIVE: To develop a framework for research and evaluation of collaborative mental health care for depression, which includes attributes or domains of care that are important to consumers. METHODS: A literature review on collaborative mental health care for depression was completed and used to guide discussion at an interactive workshop with pan-Canadian participants comprising people treated for depression with collaborative mental health care, as well as their family members; primary care and mental health practitioners; decision makers; and researchers. Thematic analysis of qualitative data from the workshop identified key attributes of collaborative care that are important to consumers and family members, as well as factors that may contribute to improved consumer experiences. RESULTS: The workshop identified an overarching theme of partnership between consumers and practitioners involved in collaborative care. Eight attributes of collaborative care were considered to be essential or very important to consumers and family members: respectfulness; involvement of consumers in treatment decisions; accessibility; provision of information; coordination; whole-person care; responsiveness to changing needs; and comprehensiveness. Three inter-related groups of factors may affect the consumer experience of collaborative care, namely, organizational aspects of care; consumer characteristics and personal resources; and community resources. CONCLUSION: A preliminary evaluation framework was developed and is presented here to guide further evaluation and research on consumer-centred collaborative mental health care for depression.
BT - Canadian journal of psychiatry.Revue canadienne de psychiatrie
C5 - General Literature
CP - 3
CY - Canada
IS - 3
JF - Canadian journal of psychiatry.Revue canadienne de psychiatrie
N2 - OBJECTIVE: To develop a framework for research and evaluation of collaborative mental health care for depression, which includes attributes or domains of care that are important to consumers. METHODS: A literature review on collaborative mental health care for depression was completed and used to guide discussion at an interactive workshop with pan-Canadian participants comprising people treated for depression with collaborative mental health care, as well as their family members; primary care and mental health practitioners; decision makers; and researchers. Thematic analysis of qualitative data from the workshop identified key attributes of collaborative care that are important to consumers and family members, as well as factors that may contribute to improved consumer experiences. RESULTS: The workshop identified an overarching theme of partnership between consumers and practitioners involved in collaborative care. Eight attributes of collaborative care were considered to be essential or very important to consumers and family members: respectfulness; involvement of consumers in treatment decisions; accessibility; provision of information; coordination; whole-person care; responsiveness to changing needs; and comprehensiveness. Three inter-related groups of factors may affect the consumer experience of collaborative care, namely, organizational aspects of care; consumer characteristics and personal resources; and community resources. CONCLUSION: A preliminary evaluation framework was developed and is presented here to guide further evaluation and research on consumer-centred collaborative mental health care for depression.
PP - Canada
PY - 2013
SN - 0706-7437; 0706-7437
SP - 160
EP - 168
EP - 
T1 - Developing an evaluation framework for consumer-centred collaborative care of depression using input from stakeholders
T2 - Canadian journal of psychiatry.Revue canadienne de psychiatrie
TI - Developing an evaluation framework for consumer-centred collaborative care of depression using input from stakeholders
U1 - General Literature
U2 - 23461887
VL - 58
VO - 0706-7437; 0706-7437
Y1 - 2013
ER -