Recommendations on Increasing the Uptake of Shared Decision-Making in Integrated Behavioral Health Care
New Paper on Ways Clinicians and Patients Can Work More Closely
These recommendations on increasing the uptake of shared decision-making in integrated behavioral health care seek to achieve systemic change through various levers and are for leaders across the healthcare spectrum—patient advocates, researchers, clinicians, and policymakers.
Read the briefing paper with the recommendations
This PCC briefing paper of recommendations on increasing the uptake of shared decision-making in integrated behavioral health care is the result of identifying existing research literature that addressed barriers and enablers of shared decision making at the intersection of primary care and behavioral health. Following that, a roundtable of diverse stakeholders with expertise in primary care, behavioral health, and shared decision-making reviewed the evidence and developed the recommendations on how to increase the prevalence of SDM in integrated practice, including for disadvantaged populations.
Read/download a PDF of the briefing paper
Watch the webinar on the recommendations
Watch the recording of the webinar PCC held on June 16, 2021. The webinar presented the recommendations and discussed them with a panel of experts speaking from the perspectives of patients and primary care and and behavioral health clinicians.
Communications toolkit to help other organizations and individuals promote and disseminate the recommendations
Patient advocates, researchers, clinicians and policymakers are encouraged to further share the recommendations with others in their organizations - with their membership or networks.
This Word document contains ready-made text for newsletters, emails and websites and suggested posts for social media.
