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Associations Between Neighborhood Income and Mental Health Symptoms, Triage Outcome, and Treatment Disposition
The Penn Integrated Care (PIC) Program aims to increase access to mental healthcare by integrating mental health services into primary care at Penn Medicine; it is based on the collaborative care model. PIC utilizes a centralized intake and triage center, where patients referred by primary care prov
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