Care Models · United States
NIMH: collaborative care could help reduce disparities in PTSD treatment
An NIMH-funded study tests integrated mental health care for racial and ethnic minority groups at elevated PTSD risk.
NIMH's research update describes a collaborative-care model — integrating mental health into primary care — tested specifically in racial and ethnic minority groups at higher post-trauma PTSD risk.
The results add evidence to the broader collaborative-care literature and underscore that the model's benefits extend to groups historically underserved by specialty mental health care.
Read NIMH's full research highlight for the trial design and findings.
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