Models of collaborative care for children and youth (0-25 years)
This research assessed a variety of models of collaborative care to deduce principles upon which collaborative care should be based and strategies to achieve these goals.
Table of contents
- 1.0 Executive summary
- 2.0 Definition of collaborative care
3.0 Review of the literature on collaborative care- 4.0 The economics of models of collaborative care
- 5.0 Consultations
- 6.0 Description of models
- 7.0 Key principles of collaborative care
- 8.0 Implementation
- 9.0 References
- 10.0 Appendices
- Appendix 11
- Appendix 12
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Contact: Professor Patrick McGorry, Executive Director
Orygen Youth Health Research Centre, 35 Poplar Road, Parkville, Victoria 3052
Acknowledgments
A wide range of people contributed in many significant ways to this Models of Collaborative Care for Children and Youth Report and we would like to appropriately acknowledge them.Firstly we would like to thank the many experts, clinicians and consumers who were consulted for this project. They freely offered of their time, experience and opinions. Their input has enhanced the quality and content of this report.
Secondly, this project relied on a team who contributed to the planning, management, production and delivery of this report. They are:
- Professor Patrick McGorry
- Professor Louise Newman
- Mr John Moran
- Dr Sarah Hetrick
- Ms Georgina Cox
- Dr Lisa Catania
- Associate Professor Rosie Purcell
- Professor Ian Hickie
- Professor Bruce Tonge
- Dr Sherilyn Goldstone
We would also like to thank the members of the NACMH Sub-committee for their project guidance and their review and comments that contributed to the final report.