CanREACH is designed to: 
1) Improve mental health knowledge and intervention skills (screening, diagnosis, treatment and appropriate referrals) for primary care physicians;

2) Primary care physicians, who complete the mental health literacy training program, maintain and utilize mental health knowledge and intervention skills after training; and

3) Improved mental health outcomes for children and youth with mental illness, who seek care from the primary care physicians who complete the mental health literacy training

The learning outcomes of the CanREACH PPP Mini-Fellowship include: 
1. Primary care providers will improve their mental health knowledge and skills, as well as self-efficacy.
2. Primary care providers will improve their mental health services for children and families by: 
• Formulating accurate and comprehensive mental health diagnosis 
• Accurately identifying child and family strengths and risks 
• Effectively moving research into practice settings by providing appropriate evidence-based treatment
• Practicing collaboratively with other relevant community professionals when formulating a diagnosis and treatment plan
• Actively engaging the child and family in all aspects of treatment

• Providing ongoing mental health care tailored to the child and family’s individual needs
• Appropriately referring children and youth for further mental health treatment when necessary.