Collaborative Care Management: E2i Toolkit

Collaborative Care Management (CoCM) is an evidence-based intervention that integrates behavioral health care with primary care in order to treat depression and other common psychiatric disorders. A team consisting of a primary care provider, a behavioral health care manager, and a psychiatric consultant work closely together to improve the behavioral health of a shared caseload of clients. In collaboration with HIV experts, CoCM experts, and community members, E2i adapted CoCM for the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program (RWHAP) and produced a toolkit that provides the resources needed to implement CoCM within RWHAP settings and other HIV care organizations. Algunos recursos están disponibles en español.

 

Replication Resources

CoCM E2i Implementation Guide / Guía de implementación

This Guide includes: how to plan and implement the intervention; lessons learned during implementation in RWHAP settings; and outcomes from the E2i initiative.

CoCM E2i Implementation Guide (PDF)

CoCM Guía de implementación de E2i (PDF)

CoCM Site Video: Corktown Health Center, Health Emergency Lifeline Programs (HELP) - Detroit, Michigan
CoCM Site Video: La Clínica del Pueblo, Washington, D.C.
CoCM Site Video: Oklahoma State University, Tulsa, Oklahoma
CoCM Site Video: Our Lady of the Lake Hospital, Baton Rouge, Louisiana
CoCM Demonstration Video / Vídeo de demostración

Watch an instructional dramatization of how to deliver CoCM to clients. Los subtítulos en español están disponibles.

e-Learning Module
CoCM Poster and Brochure

Download posters and a brochure that explain CoCM and its benefits for clients. You can add your organization's contact information to these materials and distribute them in your clinic. 

Review the Terms of Use and download files

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