The Successes of an Integrated Primary Care Practice

The success of an integrated primary care practice depends on three critical components: (1) good clinical outcomes, (2) operational consistency and reliability, and (3) financial sustainability. C.J. Peek, Ph.D., details the interdependence of these three components in delivering improved health outcomes within integrated settings.

Successful measurement of these components is essential to evaluate the effectiveness of policies and practices over time. These elements can work together to provide the infrastructure for healthy integrated care practices.

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Importance of a Solid Collaborative Care Team in Primary Care Clinics - Part 1

The Successes of an Integrated Primary Care Practice

Importance of a Solid Collaborative Care Team in Primary Care Clinics - Part 1

Systematic Screening is Essential to Identify the Full Range of Patient Needs

Successfully Integrating Behavioral Health in Primary Care Settings Requires Teamwork

Importance of a Solid Collaborative Care Team in Primary Care Clinics - Part 2

Translating Research Evidence to Daily Practice for Behavioral Health and Primary Care

Integrating Behavioral Health and Primary Care as a Comprehensive Way to Deliver Patient Care

Implementation of Measurement-based Practices Enables Professionals to Guide Treatment Decisions

Using Web Tools (Such as The Academy) to Help Practices Change Health Care Delivery