A Policy Analysis of Pediatric-Focused APRN Integration of Developmental Behavioral Mental Health Into Primary Care
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The authors investigate how to effectively integrate developmental behavioral mental health (DBMH) services into pediatric primary care to improve access for youth facing long wait times for specialized care. They analyze the policy landscape, identify key stakeholders, and propose implementation strategies, emphasizing the leadership role of pediatric-focused APRNs in this integration process.
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