ArticleCommunity mental health journal2025
Promoting a Clinic-Based Approach to Behavioral Health Integration and Serious Mental Illness in Free and Charitable Clinics Through Project ECHO.
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The integration of behavioral health and serious mental illness assessment and treatment into primary care remains a challenge. While the increase in telehealth usage due to the COVID-19 pandemic helped reduce a key barrier to access, other challenges remain including a shortage of trained providers and an increased demand for services. A collaboration between ECHO-Chicago and Americares established a unique virtual medical education program that provided training and telementoring using the Project ECHO model with the integration of clinic-wide quality improvement (QI) projects. In this paper, we outline the process of adapting the existing Project ECHO
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