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AND THE USH Andrew Pomerantz MD National Mental Health Director Integrated Care VACO Associate Professor of Psychiatry Dartmouth Medical School A Brief History of Psychiatric Care Hippocrates The four humors ID: 617276

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INTEGRATED PRIMARY CARE: BACK TO THE FUTURE(AND THE USH)

Andrew

Pomerantz, MD

National Mental Health Director, Integrated Care

VACO

Associate Professor of Psychiatry

Dartmouth Medical SchoolSlide2

A Brief History of Psychiatric CareHippocrates – The four humors: Blood, Phlegm, Black Bile, Yellow Bile.

First description of depression.

400 B.C.: Romans remove civil rights of the mentally ill.

150 (or so) A.D.: “On Melancholia,” (Galen).

Depression caused by excess black bile

Many causes (Vapors, Wine, Age)

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Century America: InstitutionalizationSlide3

History of Psychiatric Care (cont’d)1960s: Deinstitutionalization begins1970s: Community Mental Health for SPMI1980s/90s: Community Mental Health for all

2000:

Moving back to integrated careSlide4

Models of MH Care in PCReferralConsultation/LiaisonCo-locationCollaborative CareIntegrated CareSlide5

Depression in Primary Care1970s: Biological underpinnings of MDD1980s: PCPs criticized for underrecognition1990s: PCPs criticized for undertreatment

2000s: PCPs criticized for overtreatmentSlide6

Ongoing study of MDD in PCPROSPECTIMPACTPRISM-ERESPECT

STAR-D

To date, all consistently demonstrate improved outcomes with care managementSlide7

The Problems“Voltage Drop” when moving from Research to Systems of CareAccess to Mental Health Care can be difficult

Limited # of Diagnoses in Evidence Base

Increasing demands on PCP timeSlide8

Organizational Ethics“…The intentional use of values to guide the decisions of a system.”“From Clinical Ethics to Organizational Ethics: The Second Stage of the Evolution of Bioethics.” Potter, Robert Lyman, in “Bioethics Forum.” Summer, 1996Slide9

6 Dimensions of IntegrationSpatialTemporalCommunication & Information SystemsAvailability of Psychiatric Expertise

Financial

StigmaSlide10

INTEGRATED CARE IN VATHE BLENDED MODELCO-LOCATED COLLABORATIVE CAREVERTICAL INTEGRATIONHORIZONTAL INTEGRATION

CARE MANAGEMENT

BEHAVIORAL HEALTH LABORATORY

TIDESSlide11

A DECADE OF CALLS FOR INTEGRATED CARESurgeon General reportInstitute of Medicine Quality Chasm ReportsPresident’s New Freedom CommissionVA Strategic PlanSlide12

Uniform Services HandbookSeptember, 2008Driven by VA strategic PlanOutlines basic “package” of MH benefits in all VA Medical Centers and ClinicsAll Medical Centers MUST have:

COLOCATED COLLABORATIVE CARE

CARE MANAGEMENT

Varying requirements for CBOC based on size Slide13

USH requirementsMedical Centers, Very Large CBOCs (10,000 +)must have full time CCC + Care ManagementLarge CBOCs (5000-10,000) must have blended model – variable hoursMid sized CBOCs (1500-5000) must have onsite MH care

Small CBOCs must have access to MH services

“Adequate) MH staffing required for

Polytrauma

, SCI, blind rehab, Palliative Care, TBISlide14

INTEGRATED CARE RFPFUNDING BEGAN 200794 FACILITIES FUNDED IN INITIAL ROUND131 OF 139 FACILITIES CURRENTLY HAVE PROGRAMS AT END OF FY 2009

MANY FUNDED LOCALLY OR REGIONALLYSlide15

NATIONAL OFFICE OF PRIMARY CARE-MENTAL HEALTH INTEGRATIONOFFICE OF PC-MH INTEGRATION OVERSEES IMPLEMENTATIONhttp://vaww4.va.gov/pcmhi/Monthly conference calls, Newsletters

Regional trainings

Site consultation/technical assistance

PCMHI dashboard

GROWING WORKLOAD

Over 1,300,000 encounters Slide16

NEXTA single brand of PC-MHIStaffing guidelinesDevelop the Evidence Base for Brief Tx

Rural Models

Integration with the rest of MH

Integration with PACT

Integration with SACSlide17

PACT?PATIENT ALIGNED CARE TEAMPC-MHI IS PART OF THE DISCIPLINE SPECIFIC TEAM (AKA EXPANDED TEAM)SPECIALITY MH IS SPECIALTY CARESOME SPECIAL POPULATIONS, INCLUDING SMI MAY BECOME INDEPENDENT PACTS OR TEAMLETSSlide18

AND THEN…PCMHI? WHAT’S THAT?