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561. Integrated Behavioral Health In Montana: A Baseline Assessment of Benefits, Challenges, and Opportunities - Resources
Date: Apr 2016

Presents results from a baseline assessment of Montana's behavioral health system of care. Evaluates the possibility of addressing system deficiencies by implementing an integrated behavioral health model. Describes rural-specific benefits and challenges associated with system integration.

...Behavioral health workforce · Care coordination · Integrated service delivery · Mental health · Networking and collaboration · Statistics and data...

562. California Health Professions Pathways Program: Population Health Investment (HPPP Pop HI) - Funding
Deadline: Oct 16, 2026

Funding to support and encourage underrepresented individuals in California to pursue health careers. Outreach and recruitment in rural and other areas is encouraged. Priority goes to programs that have a high percentage of program sites in Primary Care and/or Behavioral Health Health Professional Shortage Areas.

...Behavioral health workforce · Clinics · Community health workers · Culture · Dietitians · Federally Qualified Health Centers · Frontier and remote...

563. Changes in the Supply and Rural-Urban Distribution of Psychiatrists in the U.S., 1995-2019 - Resources
Date: Oct 2022

Describes the distribution of psychiatrists in U.S. counties by rural or urban location and census division. Features statistics with breakdowns by 6 levels of population density and by year. Includes county-level map showing change in psychiatrists per 100,000 population in rural counties, from 1995-2019.

...Behavioral health workforce · Health workforce supply and demand · Physicians · Rural-urban differences · Statistics and data...

564. Expanding Behavioral Health Teams in Care Deserts With Community Health Workers and Peer Support Specialists - Resources
Date: Feb 2026

Report explores the role community health workers can play in expanding behavioral health access to rural areas and care deserts. Highlights how community health workers can support behavioral health access through outreach activities, serving as community liaisons, screening for behavioral health concerns, and providing community education, among other measures.

...Behavioral health workforce · Community health workers · Health workforce supply and demand · Opioids · Service delivery models...

565. Training Psychiatrists in New Mexico: Reflections from Psychiatry Residents Who Participated in a Rural Track Versus a Traditional Program Alone over the Past Decade - Resources
Date: Jan 2022

Presents results of a survey of 74 University of New Mexico psychiatry residents, comparing responses from those who participated in the school's Rural Psychiatry Track (RPT) to non-RPT residents. Describes the experiences of the residents and the RPT program's impacts on the likelihood of residents moving into rural practice.

...Behavioral health workforce · Health workforce education and training · Recruitment and retention of health professionals · Rural...

566. Provider Shortages and Limited Availability of Behavioral Health Services in New Mexico's Medicaid Managed Care - Resources
Date: Sep 2019

Examines the supply and distribution of behavioral health providers and prescribers across New Mexico, with a focus on services available to Medicaid managed care enrollees. Includes data for rural and frontier counties. Discusses rural broadband connectivity challenges that impact the use of telehealth to address access. Offers policy recommendations. Findings are likely to be relevant to behavioral healthcare access in other states' rural and frontier counties.

...Behavioral health workforce · Broadband · County-by-county data · Health workforce supply and demand · Medicaid · Policy...

567. Interstate Occupational Licensure Arrangements to Expand Access to Behavioral Health Services - Resources
Date: Jul 2025

Policy brief describing state-based provisions to expand behavioral health services through interstate licensure arrangements for providers. Discusses potential impact on provision of behavioral health services, including telehealth, with a focus on how expanded services might enhance access for rural residents. Features state-level maps showing where legislation has been enacted or introduced, as of November 2024.

...Behavioral health workforce · Health workforce shortage designations · Health workforce supply and demand · Legislation and regulations...

568. North Carolina Health Professional Supply Data - Resources
Reviewed: Sep 2026

Data system providing demographic information on active, licensed health professionals practicing in North Carolina as of October 31 of each data year. Searchable by profession and specialty.

...Behavioral health workforce · Dental workforce · Health aides and assistants · Health workforce supply and demand · Nurse...

569. Partnering for Progress: Enhancing Mental Health Crisis Response in Rural North Carolina Through Faith-based Training - Resources
Date: Sep 2025

Discusses strategies for rural communities to enhance mental health crisis response by partnering with and training local organizations. Explores several programs providing faith-based mental health training to rural clergy in North Carolina. Compares data for rural Rockingham County to the state as a whole.

...Behavioral health workforce · Community and faith-based initiatives · Mental health · Statistics and data · Wellness, health...

570. Health Professional Shortage Areas: Mental Health, Geographic, by County, July 2026 - Charts and Maps

Map showing county-level data on geographic Mental Health Professional Shortage Areas (HPSAs), indicating counties that are entirely in a HPSA, partially in a HPSA, or not in a HPSA.

...HPSA, or not in a HPSA. Behavioral health workforce · County-by-county data · Health workforce shortage designations · Mental health...