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Table 3 Description of collaborative chronic care model element implementation attributed to the BHIP Enhancement Project

From: Collaborative chronic care model implementation within outpatient behavioral health care teams: qualitative results from a multisite trial using implementation facilitation

CCM element Time 1 Time 2 changes
Increase in extent of implementation
 Work role redesign No show procedures
Same day access
BHIP team meetings
A great deal of informal communication
BHIP meetings increase
BHIP team composition changes
Discussions about improving team functioning, cohesion, coordination
Improved communication
 Patient self-management Evidence-based practices
Telephone contact with patients
Completing treatment plans with patients
Patients attending BHIP team meetings
Creation of additional educational materials
 Clinical information systems Use of Clinical Reminders
Minimal use of patient panels
More discussion about having patient panels
More discussion about measurement-based care
Mixed extent of implementation (some sites increase, some sites decrease)
 Community linkages BHIP team members coordinate resources individually and also consult with staff with more knowledge of available resources More efforts to coordinate across the BHIP team and have shared information on resources including development and use of team community resource lists
 Organization and leadership support Leaders broadly support project through resources and messaging
Some leaders less directive and involved
Some supportive leaders
More discussion of lack of leadership follow-through with resources
A few staff mention active non-support for BHIP
Little to no change in extent of implementation
 Provider decision support Use of evidence-based psychotherapies to treat patients
Use of procedures to consult with providers with knowledge outside team members expertise
Use of referral procedures to specialty care
Evidence-based trainings still occurring
Limited evidence of some improvements in communication with some providers
Limited evidence of increased knowledge of provider expertise within the team
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