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Integrated Primary Care Integrated Primary Care
"Integrated primary care" refers to the integration of behavioral health services--mental health, substance abuse, and health behavior change strategies--with primary care services. The level of integration can vary depending on whether both services are coordinated, co-located, or integrated into one treatment plan.

The featured Innovations describe three programs that developed integrated primary care services to address the needs of vulnerable patient populations.

The featured QualityTools describe learning modules and toolkits on how to develop integrated primary care services.
Featured Innovations:
Featured QualityTools:

 Collaboration Between Mental Health and Primary Care Services: A Planning and Implementation Toolkit for Health Care Providers and Planners
Developed by Canadian Collaborative Mental Health Initiative

 Integrating Primary and Mental Health Care Services Learning Modules
Developed by University of Illinois, Chicago College of Nursing

 Partners in Health: Primary Care/County Mental Health Collaboration Tool Kit
Developed by Integrated Behavioral Health Project (IBHP)

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