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Special Issue

Innovations in Developing a Behavioral Health Workforce for Team Based Care

Families, Systems, & Health
December 2022
(Vol.40, No.2)
ISBN:
978-1-4338-9640-8
Item #
5744005
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PDF

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American Psychological Association. (2022). Innovations in Developing a Behavioral Health Workforce for Team Based Care. https://www.apa.org/pubs/journals/fsh/fsh-behavioral-health-workforce-team-based-care-pdf

Special Issue Editors

Table of contents

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Guest Editorial

Research Articles

  • Essential Integrated Behavioral Health Care Skills for Primary Care Providers: A Delphi Study
    Matthew P. Martin, Susan Harrell, Cory Lutgen, Lesley Manson, Lisa Tshuma, and Ann Wade
  • Trauma-Informed Interprofessional Education: Preliminary Evaluation of Building Student Capacity for System-Wide Collaboration
    Jeanne M. Felter, Kirby L. Wycoff, Richard W. Hass, and Amy P. Page
  • Professionals Ready to Integrate Care (PRI-Care): A Mental Health Training Collaborative
    Amanda C. La Guardia, Shauna Acquavita, Qing Duan, Michael Brubaker, Dana Harley, and Jordan McCoy
  • Integrated Behavioral Health Education Using Simulated Patients for Pediatric Residents Engaged in a Primary Care Community of Practice
    Marybeth R. Jones, Rita Dadiz, Constance D. Baldwin, Linda Alpert-Gillis, and Sandra H. Jee
  • Interprofessional Microteaching: An Innovation to Strengthen the Behavioral Health Competencies of the Primary Care Workforce
    Matthew Tolliver, Aubrey R. Dueweke, and Jodi Polaha
  • Integrated Primary Care Psychology Training Programs: Challenges and Strategies
    Kris Pui Kwan Ma, Dominika Breedlove, Erin LePoire, Maria G. Prado, Anna Ratzliff, and Kari A. Stephens

Brief Reports

  • Assessing Counseling Student Self-Reported Competencies in Primary Care Behavioral Health
    Stacy A. Ogbeide, Heather Trepal, Jessica Lloyd-Hazlett, and Mercedes Ingram
  • Interprofessional Skills as a Predictor of Culturally Congruent Practice Behaviors
    Cali-Ryan Collin, Rebekah Halmo, Jennifer Putney, and Tamara Cadet
  • Interprofessional Team Based Learning to Enhance Behavioral Health Care for Latinx Patients: Results of a Teleconsultation Program
    Linda Myerholtz, Caroline Roberts, Kelsey Ross Dew, Mallory McClester-Brown, and Gabriela Castro
  • An Innovative Behavioral Health Care Curriculum: The Integrated Advanced Practice Addictions Nursing Subspecialty
    Kimberly A. Williams, Candice N. Selwyn, Casey Elkins, Kirsten Pancione, Kathleen T. McCoy, and Melanie Baker
  • Out of Textbook and [Almost] Into the Clinic: Case Simulation in Integrated Care Training
    Florencia Lebensohn-Chialvo, Laura E. Sudano, and Michael Terry

Workforce Catalyst Papers

  • Advancing Integrated Care Through Cotraining of Residents and Psychology Postdoctoral Fellows
    Mary Duggan, Courtney Bancroft, Casey Browder, and Victoria Gorski
  • Interdisciplinary Training Academy for Integrated Substance/Opioid Use Disorder Prevention and Health Care: A Workforce Catalyst Report
    Natasha S. Mendoza, Nidia Hernandez, Colleen Clemency Cordes, and Cady Berkel
  • Expanding Interprofessional Teams: Training Future Health Care Professionals in Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment (SBIRT)
    Colleen Clemency Cordes, Matthew P. Martin, C. R. Macchi, Adrienne Lindsey, Kathryn Hamm, Jeremiah Kaplan, and Diane Moreland
  • Leveraging Community Health Workers in Extending Pediatric Telebehavioral Health Care in Rural Communities: Evaluation Design and Methods
    Eve-LynnNelson, E. Zhang, Stephanie E. Punt, Ilana J. Engel, Annaleis K. Giovanetti, and Robert Stiles
  • Training Health Service Psychology Students in an In-Person and Telehealth Integrated Behavioral Health Service Delivery Model in Primary Care
    Meredith Williamson, Kaylee Jackson, Laurel Wade, Cristal Lopez, Namrata Nanavaty, Timothy Regan, Anna Nouzovsky, Susan Roberman, Whitney Garney, and Carly McCord
  • Alumni Perspectives on Interprofessional Experiential Learning and Interprofessional Collaborative Practice in Health Care Settings
    Michelle Nguyen, Peter Chhun, Christina McCauley, Marybeth Grant-Beuttler, and Naveen Jonathan
  • Advancing the Behavioral Health Workforce: An Innovative Integrated Care and Substance Use Disorder Training Model to Improve Outcomes for People in Medically Underserved Communities
    Holly H. Lister, Stephanie C. Marcello, Jamey J. Lister, Anna Marie Toto, Kristen Gilmore Powell, and N. Andrew Peterson
  • Assessing for Socioeconomic Background Diversity in Behavioral Health Workforce Development Programs
    Bridget E. Weller, Carla Adkison-Johnson, and Jennifer Harrison
  • Developmental/Behavioral Training Innovation in a High-Need, Low-Resource State: The Child Health and Development Promotion Fellowship
    Courtney S. Walker, Sheena K. Gardner, Rachel S. Tyrone, Sara Withrow, Bradley Long, Dustin E. Sarver, and Susan Buttross

Invited Commentary

  • A Commentary and Call to Action for Inclusive Workforce Development
    Dan Ferguson

Policy & Management

  • Integrating Legal Services to Improve Behavioral Health, a Challenge Met From a Different Angle
    Sarah Hemeida and Shale Wong

Invited Commentary

  • A Commentary and Call to Action for Inclusive Workforce Development
    Dan Ferguson

Policy & Management

  • Integrating Legal Services to Improve Behavioral Health, a Challenge Met From a Different Angle
    Sarah Hemeida and Shale Wong

Sharing Our Stories: Haiku, Narrative, 55-Word Stories, & Poetry

  • There Is More to the Story
    Jaya Prakash
  • The Aftermath of a Diagnosis: From Resistance to Reconciliation
    Soumyadeep Mukherjee

President’s Column

  • Finding Hearts at Peace: A New Workforce Competency
    Colleen Clemency Cordes and Deepu George