“…Although this study focused on training psychologists, to the extent that core integrated care competencies are shared across disciplines, the findings could also be applicable to other behavioral health occupations involved in the important efforts of growing an integrated primary care workforce. For example, similar funding/reimbursement barriers and variable leadership buy-in were reported in training programs for marriage and family therapists as well as other licensed professional counselors (Fox et al, 2012;Lloyd-Hazlett et al, 2020). Consistent strategies on teaching interprofessional collaboration practice and ownership of their professional identities were also found in training programs for social work students (Alessi et al, 2022;Held et al, 2019).…”