Videos

PCBH & CoCM: How providers working within these models can provide optimal care

The PCBH Model has become the standard of practice for many behavioral health providers working in integrated care. While the PCBH Model is thought to provide a generalist approach to treating mental and chronic health conditions, the Collaborative Care Model (CoCM) arose from a need to address these problems in a more systematic way. This has led to some confusion by providers as to which model best addresses the treatment of mental and chronic health conditions. Moreover, these models are highly complementary, and each play a vital role in patient-centered care. This community conversation focused on the PCBH Model, CoCM, and how providers working within these models can provide optimal care.

August 4th, 2021

In this segment of "This Is How We Do It," Jessica Sevecke-Hanrahan explains how they do crisis warm handoffs in primary care at Geisinger Health System.

Teaching Integrated Care to Diverse Psychiatry Learners

Tuesday, July 6, 2021

During this session, Dr. Toor will talk about integrated care training for diverse psychiatric learners at UW including residents, fellows and community psychiatric providers.

Bio: Dr. Toor is C-L psychiatrist who completed her residency from Baystate Medical Center and C-L fellowship from Cambridge Health Alliance. She is currently faculty at University of Washington, working as a psychiatric consultant in two primary care clinics where she practices the Collaborative Care Model. She is program director of integrated care fellowship and faculty lead for integrated care training in residency. She got interested in Integrated care models especially Collaborative Care during her 4th year residency when she was trying to figure out ways to improve access to mental health care. Other than Integrated Care she is also interested in Perinatal Psychiatry and part of a team who does phone consultations for WA state providers.

Assessing Family-Level Processes, Lifestyle, Resources and Social Capital in Primary Care Settings with the Family Health Scale

July 15, 2021, @ 1-2 pm EST

Webinar Description:
Primary care is an ideal setting to deliver preventative, family-based interventions. However, until recently a standard instrument to assess family health in clinical settings did not exist. To fill this gap, our interdisciplinary team of public health researchers, family scientists, mental health providers and a primary care physician, developed, validated and published a 10-item Family Health Scale (FHS) in 2020. The FHS measures: 1) Family social and emotional processes, 2) Family healthy lifestyle, 3) Family health resources and 4) Family external social capital. In this webinar, the presenters will discuss the development of the FHS as well as subsequent research and clinical applications in the areas of COVID-19 impact, obesity, couples research and integrated care pediatrics.

Webinar Objectives:
1. Describe the importance of assessing family health in primary care settings
2. Demonstrate the development, validation and screening potential of the Family Health Scale
3. Discuss current and future applications of the Family Health Scale in research and clinical settings

Presenters:
Jerica M. Berge, Ph.D., MPH, LMFT, CFLE
Ali Crandall, PhD, MPH
Nomi Weiss-Laxer, PhD, MPH, MA

Drs. Beachy and Bauman sit down to discuss a contextual approach to PCBH, a focused Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (fACT) approach, and going "deep" with patients and the importance of believing in the work that BHCs can do.

Make sure to check out other PCBH Corners, as well as our website, CEU offerings, and social media!

PCBH Corners - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sPqfl...
Beachy Bauman Consulting - https://www.beachybauman.com/
BBC CEU Offerings - https://psychologyinterns.org/project...
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/PCBHLife/
Twitter - https://twitter.com/pcbhlife

Drs. Bauman & Beachy produces these videos in collaboration with the Collaborative Family Healthcare Association, a member-based non-profit whose aim is to make integrated care the standard of care. For more see: http://cfha.net & http://integratedcarenews.com.

Think making BHC related videos/PCBH Corners are easy? Check out all the PCBH Bloopers from Drs. Beachy and Bauman! Special thanks for Studio 99 (https://studio99multimedia.com/) for making this video!

Drs. Bauman and Beachy sit down to discuss approaching complexity within the PCBH model.

Make sure to check out other PCBH Corners, as well as our website, CEU offerings, and social media!

PCBH Corners - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sPqflW6wKgg&list=PLvLh_YdubBs5P-dw9IrSH7-TwTqM8fkqo
Beachy Bauman Consulting - https://www.beachybauman.com/
BBC CEU Offerings - https://psychologyinterns.org/project/pcbh-week-with-beachy-bauman-consulting-making-pcbh-transformative/
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/PCBHLife/
Twitter - https://twitter.com/pcbhlife

Dr. Bauman produces these videos in collaboration with the Collaborative Family Healthcare Association, a member-based non-profit whose aim is to make integrated care the standard of care. For more see: http://cfha.net & http://integratedcarenews.com.

Dr. Bauman gives an overview of the program metaphor.

Dr. Bauman produces these videos in collaboration with the Collaborative Family Healthcare Association, a member-based non-profit whose aim is to make integrated care the standard of care. For more see: http://cfha.net & http://integratedcarenews.com.

Drs. Beachy and Bauman sit down to discuss the realities of BHC underutilization and the importance of remaining curious and noticing when minds start to "play the blame game.'

Dr. Bauman produces these videos in collaboration with the Collaborative Family Healthcare Association, a member-based non-profit whose aim is to make integrated care the standard of care. For more see: http://cfha.net & http://integratedcarenews.com.

Drs. Beachy and Bauman sit down to discuss the importance of BHCs recognizing the incredible value they bring to primary care and the rationale of adopting a philosophy of 'Visit or Bust.'

Dr. Bauman produces these videos in collaboration with the Collaborative Family Healthcare Association, a member-based non-profit whose aim is to make integrated care the standard of care. For more see: http://cfha.net & http://integratedcarenews.com.