Table 2.

Crosswalk of cross-model framework principles and structures with site self-assessment (SSA) questions

SSA	Cross-model framework principles						Structures
	M (SD)	Patient-centric care	Treatment to target	Use EBTs	Conduct efficient team care	Population-based care	Financial billing sustain-ability	Admin. support and supervision	EHR	Behavioral health provider
1. Level of integration: primary care and mental/behavioral health care	6.08 (2.92)									X
2. Screening and assessment for emotional/behavioral health needs	8.04 (1.79)					X
3. Treatment plan(s) for primary care and behavioral/mental health care	6.43 (2.16)			X
4. Patient care that is based on/informed by best practice evidence for behavioral health and primary care	7.13 (1.91)			X
5. Patient/family involvement in care plan	7.03 (2.10)	X
6. Communication with patients about integrated care	6.03 (2.16)	X
7. Follow-up of assessments, tests, treatment, referrals and other services	6.62 (2.05)		X
8. Social support (for patients to implement recommended treatment)	6.36 (2.16)		X
9. Linking to community resources	6.44 (1.92)		X
10. Organizational leadership for integrated care	6.16 (2.51)							X
11. Patient care team for implementing integrated care	5.54 (2.76)				X
12. Providers’ engagement with integrated care (“buy-in”)	6.70 (2.43)				X
13. Continuity of care between primary care and behavioral/mental health	6.58 (2.29)		X
14. Coordination of referrals and specialists	6.25 (2.10)				X
15. Data systems/patient records	7.50 (2.19)								X
16. Patient/family input to integration management	5.01 (2.39)	X
17. Physician, team and staff education and training for integrated care	5.16 (2.62)				X
18. Funding sources/resources	5.17 (2.73)						X
M (SD)		6.02 (1.94)	6.50 (1.82)	6.78 (1.82)	5.91 (2.04)	8.04 (1.79)	6.08 (2.92)	6.16 (2.51)	7.50 (2.19)	5.17 (2.74)

There are five core structures that were not represented among the 18 SSA items and therefore are not shown in the crosswalk