A new publication offers healthcare leaders, clinicians, and educators a comprehensive resource for integrating mental health services within primary care settings. The third edition of ‘Behavioral Consultation and Primary Care: A Guide to Integrating Services’ provides updated strategies and practical tools for transforming patient care delivery.
Co-authored by Dr. Patricia Robinson and Dr. Jeffrey Reiter, the book builds upon their pioneering work in the Primary Care Behavioral Health (PCBH) model. Their research focuses on creating a holistic approach that connects mental and physical health services seamlessly within primary care environments.
The volume addresses critical challenges in healthcare delivery, including improving accessibility to mental health services, enhancing care for chronic medical conditions, and optimizing primary care for diverse populations. By presenting evidence-based methodologies, the authors aim to help healthcare providers reimagine how behavioral health services can be effectively implemented.
Renowned psychologist Steven C. Hayes praised the book as a ‘tour de force’ that advances the field by making evidence-based practices clinically relevant. Parinda Khatri, Chief Health Officer of Cherokee Health Systems, described the text as an essential guide for professionals at all stages of behavioral health integration.
Published by Springer, the 463-page hardcover edition provides comprehensive insights for healthcare professionals seeking to develop more integrated, whole-person care models. The publication represents a significant contribution to understanding and implementing comprehensive healthcare strategies that prioritize patient well-being across mental and physical health domains.
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