Practice Transformation: Lessons Learned From Multiple Integration Projects | The Academy

For their efforts to succeed, practices integrating behavioral health and primary care require transformation on multiple levels. Implementation of elements of the patient-centered medical home model is necessary, along with dealing with culture change and culture clashes. The result is improved quality of and access to health care for patients, but the path to this transformation can be challenging. Dr. Perry Dickinson presented lessons learned from multiple integration projects regarding the practice transformation process.

A Workforce for Integration

Taking Science to the Trenches: Dissemination and Implementation Research

Social Media and Your Primary Care Practice

Integrated Health Care for Racial and Ethnic Minorities: An Opportunity To Improve Access and Reduce Disparities

Addressing Sleep in Pediatric Primary Care

State of Health Care Policy

Peer-to-Peer Support for Managing Physical and Emotional Well-Being Among Patients

Working With Patients With Borderline Personality Disorder in Primary Care

Integrating Your Practice: Key Building Blocks

Integrated Primary Care: Bringing Mental Health Care to Those Who Need It

Integrating Comprehensive Pain Management Into Primary Care

Competing Perspectives on Challenging the Stigma of Mental Illness: What Says the Dodo Bird?

Fostering Sustainable Behavioral Health Services Delivery in the Medical Setting

Alternative Payment Models for Sustaining Integration