Background As many as 20% of children have diagnosable mental health conditions and
nearly all of them receive pediatric primary health care. However, most children with serious …

Approximately 20% of children in the United States meet the criteria for a psychosocial
disorder; however, less than 25% of these children receive psychosocial services. A …

Background: Many children who have a mental health disorder do not receive mental health
services and are seen only in primary care settings. Perceptions of pediatricians and mental …

Introduction: Pediatric primary care providers (PPCPs) play an increasingly important role in
addressing mental health concerns. Yet PPCPs are limited in the services they can provide …

Objective Although several studies have found that the most effective treatment for both
youths and adults diagnosed with mood disorders is the combination of psychotherapy and …

Objectives Nearly 50% of children with a mental health concern do not receive treatment.
Child Psychiatry Access Programs like Behavioral Health Integration in Pediatric Primary …

Introduction: The purpose of this study was to gain a better understanding of parents'
preferences regarding the sharing of information between their children's primary care and …

Abstract A Child Psychiatry Consultation Model (CPCM) offering primary care providers
(PCPs) expedited access to outpatient child psychiatric consultation regarding management …

To examine if an innovative collaborative care model known as Targeted Child Psychiatric
Services designed for primary care pediatricians (PCPs) and child psychiatrists (1) was …

Objective: To examine the frequency of barriers to mental health referral according to
pediatric primary care physician (PCP) report and to identify factors related to perceptions of …