Coordinated Specialty Care: Managing Teams Remotely During Times of Uncertainty and Change-Presentation Bibliography

Presentation Bibliography

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The session bibliography for the Third National Conference on Advancing Early Psychosis Care in the United States addresses the topic of managing teams remotely during uncertain and changing times in Coordinated Specialty Care. The bibliography includes several resources related to cultural considerations, such as an introduction to the Cultural Formulation Interview and measuring openness to culturally diverse clients through cultural humility. Additionally, resources focused on coping with the COVID-19 pandemic and its impact on mental health care delivery are included. Practical strategies for improving care for people with serious mental illness during the pandemic are also discussed. The bibliography highlights the social determinants of mental disorders and the role of the Sustainable Development Goals in addressing inequities. Preliminary observations and recommendations from the United States, Israel, and China in relation to the impact of COVID-19 on coordinated specialty care for people with first episode psychosis are also featured. Further resources address the need for changes in mental health care as a result of the pandemic and the importance of responding to the trauma caused by COVID-19. Lastly, the bibliography includes a concept analysis in nursing related to compassion satisfaction and a self-care tool called the Self-Care Wheel.

Keywords

remote team management

Coordinated Specialty Care

cultural considerations

COVID-19 pandemic

improving care

serious mental illness

social determinants

first episode psychosis

changes in mental health care

self-care