Children's mental health problems are pressing social, economic, and public health concerns in the U.S. While pediatric primary care offers important venues to integrate mental health services for children and their families, new challenges, including widening educational, economic, and health disparities in the context of structural racism and COVID-related social isolation, underscore the need for innovative approaches. The authors reviewed 6 innovative methods in pediatric care that have helped address these issues and amplify intervention efforts focused on children's mental health. Limitations and future directions for research and clinical practice in pediatric mental health services are also discussed.
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