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Mark S Borer1, Susan H McDaniel2
1Psychiatric Access for Central Delaware, P.A. Board Certified Child and Adolescent, General Adult Psychiatry; Family Psychiatry, 846 Walker Road Ste 32-2, Dover, DE 19904, USA; Collaborative Psychiatry & Primary Care Consultation with Creatri(cs) Pro-Pack Toolkit®, Delaware Child Psychiatry Access Program (DCPAP) for Primary Care Professionals, Co-chair AACAP's Healthcare Access and Economics Committee.
Abstract:
Psychiatry and psychology have a long history of competition that too often interferes with the collaboration that can characterize complementary contributions to our common missions. We hope this article will inspire our disciplines to expand on this collaboration, for the sake of our children and families, our communities, our colleagues, and honestly, ourselves. We are better together than apart. This text is a blueprint for the assumptions, attitudes, skills, and advocacy that can make this partnership healthy and successful.
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