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- Figure 1.
The Three Component Model.
* Primary Care Clinician (PCC) follow up visits typically at 2, 6, and 12 weeks and as needed; PHQ-9 = Patient Health Questionnaire
† After each patient contact, Care Manager sends report to PCC and discusses in psychiuatry supervision call.
‡ Discussed with psychiatrist or referral to specialty care.
- Figure 2.
The process of change strategy.
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The Article in Brief
One hundred eighty clinicians in 60 medical practices nationwide are evaluating a new system for treating depression. The system provides collaboration and interaction between the patient, the patient's primary care physician, a care manager, and a psychiatrist. The primary care physician diagnoses the depression, initiates treatment, and provides follow-up care, the psychiatrist oversees treatment, and the care manager provides telephone support and facilitates communication.
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