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CLIPP Index <
 CLIPP
(Consultation and Liaison in Primary Care Psychiatry) Manual
Appendices
Appendix 1:
Further Information and Resources Reference 20 above provides an overview
of the model, and is accessible on the web at:http://www.mja.com.au/public/issues/feb16/meadows/meadows.html.
(External link) The Symposium publication 'Shared Care' - Proceedings
of the 1997 Geigy Psychiatric Symposium, 1999. Novartis, Sydney has
further information on CLIPP, (reference 5 above) and another paper which
sets the CLIPP model in a framework for liaison with General Practice
more widely:
- Meadows, G., K. Nelson, and K. Wilhelm, A conceptual model for containing
approaches to collaborative work in primary mental health care., in
Shared care, proceedings of the 1997 Geigy Symposium, P. Ellis, Editor.
1999, Novartis: Sydney. p. 35-39.
This symposium publication also contains a number of other useful articles
from Australia and New Zealand on the topic of primary mental health care.A
videotape 'Management of Psychotic Disorders in General Practice' which
includes useful information about the CLIPP model is available from the
Royal Australian College of General Practitioners Educational Production
Resources Unit. For ordering information, contact the College.
Appendix 2:
Forms in Routine Use Forms in Use The following forms can be downloaded
and viewed, but are not able to be modified or printed. If you would like
an editable copy, please register for free as detailed below.
Note: The following files are in PDF format.
Copyright
Copyright is reserved, however licenses are easily available as below.
Conditions
The desire of the authors and of the Department of Human Services Victoria
in supporting this publication is to see the procedures and structures
presented adapted and developed for use in other settings. Also we share
a wish to gather information on the uptake of the model or elements of
it. Readers who wish to adopt or adapt elements of this publication should
apply to the developers at email clipp@medicine.unimelb.edu.au.
They will receive a brief application form. This will detail the requirement
of a license for use and adaptation of the materials.
Those registered will be required to undertake the completion, each year
for the three years after registration, of a single sheet form to give
some feedback regarding the use of the materials. Following agreement
with the above conditions, applicants will be granted a license to freely
adapt and develop their own materials based on those in this manual including
directly using copy extracted from the electronic version if this will
be helpful. They will also have access to additional versions of the manual,
specifically:
- A printable version of the Acrobat reader file
- MS Word templates of the forms
Due acknowledgement of source in any publications will be required. Usage
of these materials other than as specified above may constitute a breach
of copyright.Requests for licenses to make use of the materials or for further
information on the model can be directed to clipp@medicine.unimelb.edu.au
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