Why the study?
Do quality improvement programs improve depression treatment rates and outcomes in primary care patients with comorbid medical illness compared to usual care?
Do quality improvement programs improve depression treatment rates and outcomes in primary care patients with comorbid medical illness compared to usual care?
Quality improvement programs for depression in primary care settings effectively improve treatment rates and clinical outcomes for patients with comorbid medical illnesses.
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Supports QI program adoption for depression in primary care with comorbidities; extends RCT evidence to patients with medical illness.
Koike et al. (2002) studied this question.
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