We applaud Dr. Mary Bartram for her analy sis “Making the Most of the Federal Investment of
$5 Billion for Mental Health.” 1 While recognizing the dire need for publicly funded …

In 1997, the Canadian Psychiatric Association (CPA) and the College of Family Physicians
of Canada (CFPC) published a position paper 1 highlighting the importance of improving …

Over the last 10 years, shared or collaborative mental health care has moved from being a
“fringe” area of practice for a handful of providers across the country to one that is …

The family physician already plays an extensive role as a provider of mental health care in
almost every community in Canada. In theory, the family physician and the psychiatrist are …

Association (CPA) published the first position paper on the subject of collaborative mental
health care, Shared Mental Health Care in Canada, 1 and this new position paper2 is a …

Among the fundamentals identified 6. Home care reform, in light of the by the CCMHI to
support the development Romanow Report recommendations of collaborative mental health …

The family physician already plays an extensive role as a provider of mental health care in
almost every community in Canada. In theory, the family physician and the psychiatrist are …

To build on the Shared mental health care: a bibliography and overview, the annotated
bibliography prepared by the Collaborative Working Group of the College of Family …

An Introduction to the Collaborative Collaborative Mental Health Care Mental Health Care
Framework Reports on a survey of university departments, professional associations, and …

For 20 years mental health and primary care providers across Canada have been working
collaboratively together to improve access to care, provider skills, and patient experience …