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Depression Care Program

Contributors: Diane Dolan-Soto, Amy Weil, Betsy Bryant Shilliday, Annie Whitney, Robb Malone, Shaun McDonald, Angela Thompson

UNC General Internal Medicine

— filed under: Internal Medicine, Division, IMC, Center for Excellence in Chronic Illness Care, Enhanced Care, Disease Management, Quality Improvement, Hypertension, Planned Care, HTN, General Medicine, GIM, Ambulatory Care Center, Diabetes

The General Internal Medicine Clinic provides comprehensive health care services. Depression is a medical illness that significantly affects health, self-care, and management of chronic illnesses. The Clinic began screening all patients in March 2010. Our Depression Care Program tracks the progress of patients who screen positive. If you are a patient of the Clinic and have depression, your Provider will provide information about depression, discuss available treatments and develop an individualized treatment plan to help you.

Depression Care Program Overview: Our program tracks screening and follow-up for patients with depression. The program works closely with the patient's primary care provider to coordinate care.
Patient Information Page: Coming Soon
Depression Protocols: Protocols/Algorithms related to depression screening and treatment
Clinician Tools: Depression screening and assessment tools for providers
Counseling Services at the General Internal Medicine Clinic: Counseling is available with a licensed clinical social worker located in the Internal Medicine Clinic
Suicidality: Assessments and protocols to help providers when suicidal thoughts or intentions are suspected
Involuntary Commitment