Interprofessional Training: Preparing Graduate Counseling and Social Work Students for Integrated Behavioral Healthcare Settings

Zanskas, Stephen A.; Brasfield, Michelle Welch; Landry, Maggie; Taylor, Laura C.; Delavega, Elena; Neely‐Barnes, Susan

doi:10.1080/26408066.2022.2049944

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“…Interprofessional education (IPE) is an essential aspect of training behavioral health social workers to deliver effective team-based care [15,16]. Strong IPE training supports learners in mastering core competencies needed for interprofessional collaborative practice [17].…”

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Behavioral Health Access and Workforce Competence for Integrated Care: Highlighting Interprofessional Initiatives from Two North Carolina Social Work Programs

Kulkarni,

White,

Reinsmith-Jones

et al. 2024

North Carolina Medical Journal

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Behavioral Health Access and Workforce Competence for Integrated Care: Highlighting Interprofessional Initiatives from Two North Carolina Social Work Programs

Kulkarni,

White,

Reinsmith-Jones

et al. 2024

North Carolina Medical Journal

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Interdisciplinary Collaboration Challenges Faced by Counselors in Places Where Professional Counseling is Nascent

Harrichand

Litherland

et al. 2022

Int J Adv Counselling

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The counseling profession may be considered well established in some parts of the world; however, in most countries it remains non-existent or a nascent profession. For the internationalization of counseling to take place, leading to establishment and advancement, the counseling profession needs to engage in interdisciplinary collaboration. Such a process enables a meaningful inclusion of counselors in professional spaces to allow them to meet the socio-emotional needs of clients and communities. In this article, the authors examine the challenges and barriers counselors experience when participating in interdisciplinary professional environments, specifically in places where the counseling profession is a nascent field. We also recommend strategies for counselor educators, supervisors, trainees, practitioners, and professional organization leaders to employ in efforts to address and overcome some of the challenges and barriers and advocate for the inclusion of counselors as valued members in interdisciplinary settings.

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Training Social Work Master’s Students for Integrated Health Care Settings: The Importance of Specialized Education

Ilea,

Kimball

2024

Journal of Teaching in Social Work

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Interprofessional Training: Preparing Graduate Counseling and Social Work Students for Integrated Behavioral Healthcare Settings

Cited by 4 publications

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Behavioral Health Access and Workforce Competence for Integrated Care: Highlighting Interprofessional Initiatives from Two North Carolina Social Work Programs

Behavioral Health Access and Workforce Competence for Integrated Care: Highlighting Interprofessional Initiatives from Two North Carolina Social Work Programs

Interdisciplinary Collaboration Challenges Faced by Counselors in Places Where Professional Counseling is Nascent

Training Social Work Master’s Students for Integrated Health Care Settings: The Importance of Specialized Education

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