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![img]](http://www.cpa-apc.org/media.php?mid=226) Collaborative Mental Health Care InitiativeCPA co-chairs the Collaborative Mental Health Consortium, which was formed to improve the links among the many professions that deliver mental health care and to improve the coordination between mental health and primary care. It includes consumers, families and caregivers, dietitians, family physicians, nurses, occupational therapists, pharmacists, psychologists, psychiatrists, and social workers. The Consortium received a significant 3-year grant from Health Canada for the Canadian Collaborative Mental Health Care Initiative (CCMHI) which ended May 2006.
CCMHI has produced a series of papers that document the state of collaborative mental health care in Canada; a Charter intended to be a living document to guide organizations in their collaborative mental health care work; and tools to help providers, educators, consumers, families, and caregivers establish and participate in a collaborative care network in their community. This is an outgrowth of the work begun by the Joint CPA-College of Family Physicians of Canada Shared Care Working Group to improve collaboration between psychiatrists and family physicians.
Click on the titles below to link to the area of the Web site that contains information on that particular product.
Toolkit Series
Tools for implementing collaborative mental health care in primary health care settings. Toolkits for Consumers, families and caregivers; providers and policy makers; and educators.
Research Series
10 papers which outline the current state of collaborative mental health care from a variety of perspectives.
Collaborative Mental Health Care Charter
Principles and Commitments to guide collaborative mental health care in Canada.
Final CCMHI Report
Hard copies of these products can be purchased for a fee by contacting:
Terry Coulson
Print Broker, TAC Associates Inc.
E-mail: tacinc@sympatico.ca
Tel: 905-642-0707
For more see, CCMHI website www.ccmhi.ca
Shared Care Website www.shared-care.ca
For more information on the Joint CPA-CFPC Collaborative Working Group on Shared Mental Health Care see, "Shared Care" on the current professional issues page. |
Current ActivitiesStigma
National Strategy on Mental Illness and Mental Health
Human Resources in Psychiatry
Collaborative Mental Health Care |
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