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382 “Comorbidity between mental and medical conditions is the rule rather than the exception. In the 2003 National Comorbidity Survey Replication (NCS-R), more than 68% of adults with a mental disorder had at least 1 medical condition, and 29% of those with a medical disorder had a comorbid mental health condition. Moreover, models that integrate care to treat people with mental health and medical comorbidities have proven effective, but despite their effectiveness, these models are not in widespread use.”2 More research is needed to identify best practices regarding integrated behavioral and mental health care in primary care, as well as identify barriers to adoption of these best practices into primary care practices and communities.

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