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Table 3 Clinic-level characteristics and implementation-related outcomes of 8 sites participating in the New York State Collaborative Care program in sustainability phase (gray = opt-out clinics)

From: Sustainability of collaborative care management for depression in primary care settings with academic affiliations across New York State

  1. LCSW licensed social worker, BA Bachelor of Arts, Psych NP psychiatric nurse practitioner, FTE full-time equivalent, PHQ9 Patient Health Questionnaire, CC collaborative care, RN registered nurse
  2. 1% unique adult patients per year from the outpatient site who received a PHQ-2 or PHQ-9 over number of patients
  3. 2Number of patients currently enrolled in collaborative care Q3 per depression care manager FTE (there may have been variations in how clinics reported these from implementation to sustainability).
  4. 3% unique adult patients per year from the outpatient site screening positive for depression who enrolled in physical-behavioral health care coordination program (Collaborative Care Initiative) per year
  5. 4% of unique adult patients enrolled in the Collaborative Care Initiative for which a psychiatric consultation occurred during this reporting period.
  6. 5Number of unique adult patients enrolled in the Collaborative Care Initiative still receiving medication and/or psychotherapy six (6) months after enrollment
  7. 6% unique patients enrolled in the Collaborative Care Initiative ≥ 16 weeks whose PHQ-9 < 10
  8. 7% of patients enrolled 70 days and not improved who received a psychiatric consultation during this reporting period
  9. 8% of patients enrolled 70 days and not improved who received a treatment change during this reporting period
  10. 9% of patients enrolled 70 days (10 weeks) with PHQ9 < 10 or PHQ9 reduced by 50%