Integrating Behavioral Health into the Primary Care Visit for Co-Morbid Disease. Kari B. Kirian, Ph.D.
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1 Integrating Behavioral Health into the Primary Care Visit for Co-Morbid Disease Kari B. Kirian, Ph.D.
2 Objectives Integrated Care 101 Primary Care Behavioral Health (PCBH) PCBH at ECU Family Medicine Defining, detailing, implementing the integration Who, when, where, what, & how Data
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4 What is Integrated Care? The linkage of programs and activities to promote overall efficiency and effectiveness and achieve gains in population health (IOM, 2011). Team-based, collaborative, unified care plan Integrated Care is a concept bringing together inputs, delivery, management and organization of services related to diagnosis, treatment, care, rehabilitation and health promotion. (WHO, 2001).
5 Continuum of Collaborative Care Integration is the desired outcome. Collaboration is the process to achieve integration. Susan McDaniel, Ph.D. Coordinated care PCPs and BH providers work in separate facilities and provide separate care; exchange info about pts as needed Co-located care BH providers and PCPs in the same building, but provide separate care; communicate regularly, sometimes face-to-face. Separate treatment records and treatment plans Integrated care BH providers and PCPs work together in a shared system; the BH provider is part of the PC team; one treatment plan targeting the pt s needs; a shared medical record
6 U.S. Healthcare Facts Healthcare in the US is unsustainably expensive About 18 cents of every dollar (17.6% of GDP) Average in European countries is 9.5% Evidence of BH needs driving up the cost of medical care, far beyond what is spent on BH treatment
7 Is Integrated BH Beneficial? Improved pt outcomes Earlier recognition and intervention significantly impacts duration and intensity of symptoms Improved pt adherence Cost-savings Decreased utilization of healthcare services Pt satisfaction Provider satisfaction
8 Q: Why Integrated into Primary Care? Presently, primary care is the de facto mental health system. More pts with MH and SA disorders seek services through primary care than from specialty MH providers (Regier et al., 1993, Mauer, 2007). Up to 70% of medical appointments made with a PCP are for problems stemming from psychosocial issues (Gatchel & Oordt, 2003). PCPs provide 67% of all psychotropic medications (James, 2006) % of PCPs report serious difficulties accessing mental health services for their patients (Cunningham, 2009).
9 Primary Care as Gatekeeper Primary care is the only setting for a population approach to behavioral health Majority of people will not accept a referral to specialty mental health offered by a PCP Primary care or nothing
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11 What is Behavioral Medicine in PC? Various models of IC Determined by the patient population, the payment structure, workforce Primary Care Behavioral Health Model Offer brief intervention services to children, youth, and adults, often on the same day of the patient s visit with the referring PCP or nurse use evidence-based interventions adapted to the brief context of primary care (Robinson & Reiter, 2007; Strosahl, 1994a, 1994b)
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13 Primary Care Behavioral Health Service Model (PCBH) This is a population health-based model of care Medical team and behavioral health provider share information regarding patients using a shared medical record, treatment plan, and standard of care Behavioral health provider is a consultant to the primary care provider and primary care team in the assessment, intervention and healthcare management of the full spectrum of concerns patients bring to the clinic.
14 PCBH The behavioral health provider: Embedded in the PC clinic as a team member Typically sees patients in appointments that are 30 minutes or less Documents patient encounters in the shared medical record Typically provides same day feedback to the PCP regarding the assessment, intervention started and recommendations regarding how the PCP might manage, support or monitor a behavioral health provider initiated plan. Deliver care in the PC clinic where patients are seen by PCPs Consistent with a consultation model, follow-up visits are typically planned until the patient shows signs of improving and has a clear plan that both the patient and PCP intent to follow. Collaborative Family Healthcare Association PCBH Special Interest Group Charter, January 2014
15 How we integrated behavioral health into PC
16 Health Resources and Services Administration CENTER FOR INTEGRATED CARE DELIVERY Funded by a grant from Health Resources and Services Administration to The Department of Family Medicine, Brody School of Medicine, East Carolina University To establish a Center focusing on training strategies for integrated care management of behavioral issues in chronic disease To build, test, and evaluate new curricula for medical students and residents on integrated care for concurrent depression/behavioral problems and chronic disease in primary care settings To evaluate and improve care outcomes in underserved populations with chronic diseases and behavioral problems by establishing an integrated care management training program
17 Prepare for Integration Formal Program Dev Building Center for Integrated Care Beginning Integrated Care Delivery Operating a Sustainable Integrated Primary Care Program 2014+
18 Defining Medical Family Therapy Operationally define How we want behavioral health to be utilized on the modules What is feasible Who, when, where, what, how? Psychiatry Behavioral Medicine Team Social Work Health Psych
19 Detailing Priming the system Residents Behavioral health learners Nursing Physician Faculty Staff
20 Manifest Purpose Impart information- who, when, where, what, and how? Answer questions Address concerns Elicit input, feedback, ideas Latent Purpose Decrease anticipatory anxiety Facilitate communication Increase ownership in Integrated Care Program Obtain buy in Build relationships
21 Implementing Start date: September 1, 2012 Delineated by the full time presence of a BHC in the resident clinics 40 hours/week
22 Who, When, Where, What, & How?
23 Integrated Care Consults Sept 1, April 1, 2014 N = 1036 Average of 55/mo Person-powered by students (summers, holiday breaks)
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25 Consult Initiated By Physician was 57% in Jan. 2013
26 876 n = 37 n = 14 n = 84
27 Chief Patient Concerns Medical concerns DM, CVD, pain, obesity, CA Behavioral concerns Depression, anxiety, adjustment to new dx, substance use/abuse, treatment adherence, health behaviors, stress-linked physical symptoms
28 Location and Time of Service LOS: Pt exam room- 93% Bulk of IC/BH services provided: Before pt saw PCP- 21% Alongside PCP- 12% After pt saw PCP- 77%
29 Warm Hand-off January 2013 April 2014
30 Duration of Integrated Care Consults
31 BH in the Primary Care Clinic Diagnostic clarifications Curbside consultations Provide recommendations and assistance with treatment planning Assist residents in developing skills related to behavioral health and pt interactions Staff and Medical resident support Difficult pts
32 BH in the Primary Care Visit Integrated care consultation visits Introduction and information about BH services Supportive counseling Crisis management Brief behavioral intervention behavioral activation, decisional balance, relaxation training, goal setting, motivational interview strategies, problem-solving, self-monitoring Psychoeducation Brief screening assessments
33 Brief Screening Measures Symptoms of depression (Patient Health Questionnaire/PHQ-9; Geriatric Depression Scale/GDS) Symptoms of anxiety (Generalized Anxiety Disorder/GAD-7) Symptoms of postpartum depression (Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale/EPDS) Symptoms of ADHD (Vanderbilt Assessment Scale) Cognitive impairment Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA)
34 Questions? Comments? Thank you.
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