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During Phase 1, the CCMHI published a comprehensive annotated bibliography of research publications (2000 - 2004) relating to the integration of mental health and primary health care:

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In addition, better practices were extracted from 31 of over 800 studies that were identified in this comprehensive annotative bibliography. Most of the studies reviewed were multifaceted, multidisciplinary and randomized controlled trials:

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The Canadian Collaborative Mental Health Initiative also completed a review of a range of collaborative mental health initiatives in Canada. The Review, which is published in two volumes, is meant as a resource guide for providers, planners and policy makers seeking to implement or enhance collaborative mental health care in primary health care.

  • Volume I "Analysis of Initiatives" identifies key themes and trends of collaborative mental health care as they emerged from an analysis of 89 collaborative mental health care initiatives in Canada and links these observations to previous research and best practices.

DOWNLOAD the full document - Collaborative Mental Health Care in Primary Health Care: A Review of Canadian Initiatives -VOLUME I (PDF - 92 pgs - 4 MB)

  • Volume II "Resource Guide" provides a two-page description of each of the 91 Canadian collaborative mental health care initiatives.

DOWNLOAD the full document - Collaborative Mental Health Care in Primary Health Care: A Review of Canadian Initiatives - VOLUME II (PDF - 280 pgs - 5.3 MB)

The 2005 Review built upon and broadened the 2002 Compendium of shared mental health care projects in Canada compiled by the Collaborative Working Group on Shared Mental Health Care.

DOWNLOAD the full document - S hared Mental Health Care in Canada: A Compendium of Current Projects, Spring 2002 (133 pgs/285 KB)

 


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