Table 3.

Number of Stakeholders and Their Time Spent by Network

Type of stakeholder	Network A		Network C
	Person counts (%)	Person hours (%)	Person counts (%)	Person hours (%)
Clinic stakeholders	54 (41)	564.5 (44)	92 (46)	571.0 (42)
Key leaders/managersa	8	72.0	7	105.5
PCMHI providersb	10	343.8	12	269.5
PC providersc	13	70.2	22	75.5
PC nursesd	6	24.0	10	19.0
MH specialty providerse	15	47.5	10	31.5
All othersf	2	7.0	31	70.0
VAMC stakeholder	46 (35)	352.0 (27)	85 (43)	669.3 (49)
Key leadersa	13	112.5	8	168.8
Clinical/operational managers	5	21.5	15	70.8
PCMHI managers/providersb	4	112.3	6	133.3
Clinical staffg	12	43.2	41	248.0
Non-clinical staff	12	62.5	15	48.4
Network stakeholder	20 (15)	302.1 (24)	10 (5)	69.8 (5)
Key leadersa	3	74.7	3	30.5
Program leaders	5	75.5	4	22.5
Non-clinical staff	6	28.5	2	15.8
Consultants	6	123.4	1	1.0
National leaders and other experts	13 (10)	62.0 (5)	12 (6)	53.3 (4)
Total all personnel	133 (100)	1280.6 (100)	199 (100)	1363.4 (100)

PCMHI primary care mental health integration, PC primary care, MH mental health, VAMC VA Medical Center

^aKey leaders and managers including directors/associate directors, chiefs of staff, PC and MH leaders or care line managers, nurse managers, and clinic managers

^bPCMHI providers included social workers, psychologists, psychiatrists, and nurses who provided mental health services. At the VAMC level, there were also PCMHI program managers

^cPC providers include MDs, DOs, and nurse practitioners

^dNurses include both registered nurses and licensed practical nurses

^eMH specialty providers include psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, registered nurses, and addiction therapists

^fAll others at the clinic level included program managers, other professional staff, and support staff who were minimally involved in facilitation activities

^gPC and MH providers, nurses, and PCMHI providers; in network C, 88% of these were located at VAMCs administratively responsible for but not including study clinics