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 …

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 …

OBJECTIVE: To determine availability of and test whether on-site mental health providers
(MHP) is associated with greater odds of reported mental health consultation and referral …

Objectives To examine primary care provider referral patterns for patients with psychosocial
problems and to understand the factors that influence whether a mental health referral is …

Publicly insured children needing referral to mental health (MH) services often do not access
or receive services. The objective of this study was to identify gaps in communication and …

The aim of this study was to evaluate the association of parent-reported barriers on the
likelihood of attending a mental health evaluation after referral from pediatric primary care …

Objective: We conducted a survey to assess physicians' attitudes and knowledge of mental
health services and centralized intake services for mental health. Method: A survey …

Abstract The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention approximates that 1 in 5 children
experience a mental or behavioral health disorder. Pediatric mental healthcare service …

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 …

This paper examines pediatricians' perspectives regarding access to children's mental
health care. In response to a question about factors that help or hinder coordination of care …