“Do any providers in your ACO use the following strategies to integrate primary care and treatment for depression and/or anxiety?” Patient registry to.

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“Do any providers in your ACO use the following strategies to integrate primary care and treatment for depression and/or anxiety?” Patient registry to track mental health symptoms Mental health clinician (not colocated) consulting primary clinicians Care manager for nonmedical needs Care manager for mental health treatment coordination* Percent of NSACO respondents replying “yes.” (Response options were “yes” and “no.”) * This question was included on only the paper-based survey and reflects 78 responses. Peer support specialist and telemedicine are not part of evidence-based collaborative care models.