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April 17, 2026Canadian Family Physician0 citationsOpen Access

Preserve the distinction between passive and intensive skills training

GDGreg Dubord

Key Points

  • The aim is to clarify the distinctions between passive and intensive skills training to enhance mental health interventions.
  • Review of existing literature on skills training in mental health.
  • Analysis of primary care encounters involving mental health visits.
  • Assessment of current skills training programs in mental health settings.
  • Identified a significant rise in mental health visits to 14.1% of primary care encounters.
  • Highlighted differing outcomes based on skills training type with implications for patient care.
  • Outlined the necessity of tailored training approaches to optimize mental health solutions.

Abstract

In the article “From data to decisions. Supporting mental health solutions in primary care1”12 in the November/December 2025 issue of Canadian Family Physician , Singer et al provide compelling evidence that mental health visits now constitute 14.1% of primary care encounters, rising to

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69e1cdc45cdc762e9d8570edhttps://doi.org/10.46747/cfp.7204225
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