Journal of psychosocial nursing and mental health services · 2026
Role of the Psychiatric-Mental Health Advanced Practice Nurse in the Behavioral Intervention Team Model of Care.
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Tolarba Jasper Erwin
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PURPOSE: The current article describes the structure and operational context of the Behavioral Intervention Team (BIT) model, delineates the clinical and systems-level roles of the psychiatric-mental health advanced practice nurse (PMHAPN), and examines interprofessional collaboration within this integrated care approach.
METHOD: A descriptive, practice-focused approach was used to character ize the BIT model of care as implement ed in a tertiary academic health center.
RESULTS: PMHAPNs make unique, multifocal contributions as clinician, educator, coordinator, and researcher, and contribute to reported and observed outcomes associated with the BIT model.
CONCLUSION: The BIT model demonstrates how embedded PMHAPNs can strengthen behavioral health integration, interprofessional collaboration, and nursing workforce support in acute care settings. Its implementation should be adapted to local regulatory, organizational, and resource contexts.
METHOD: A descriptive, practice-focused approach was used to character ize the BIT model of care as implement ed in a tertiary academic health center.
RESULTS: PMHAPNs make unique, multifocal contributions as clinician, educator, coordinator, and researcher, and contribute to reported and observed outcomes associated with the BIT model.
CONCLUSION: The BIT model demonstrates how embedded PMHAPNs can strengthen behavioral health integration, interprofessional collaboration, and nursing workforce support in acute care settings. Its implementation should be adapted to local regulatory, organizational, and resource contexts.