Table 4.

Factors Associated With Integration of Behavioral Health Content in the Curriculum

Outcome and Factor	Odds Ratio (95% CI)	P Value
Training to identify 3 or more BH conditions^{^a}
Level of BH Integration in program’s primary training site^{^b}
Close to full collaboration (referent)	1.00
Basic collaboration	0.66 (0.22-2.01)	.47
No to minimal collaboration	0.22 (0.05-0.92)	.04^{^c}
Age of program director
30-39 years (referent)	1.00
40-49 years	1.14 (0.26-5.03)	.86
50-59 years	7.57 (1.33-42.98)	.02^{^c}
≥60 years	2.88 (0.42-19.74)	.28
Training to identify depressive disorder
Level of BH Integration in program’s primary training site^{^b}
Close to full collaboration (referent)	1.00
Basic collaboration	0.39 (0.13-1.21)	.10
No to minimal collaboration	0.09 (0.02-0.47)	.004
Clinical setting
University-based setting (referent)	1.00
Multiple clinical settings	8.03 (1.03-62.83)	.047^{^c}
Training to identify anxiety disorder
Level of BH Integration in program’s primary training site^{^b}
Close to full collaboration (referent)	1.00
Basic collaboration	0.74 (0.24-2.23)	.59
No to minimal collaboration	0.17 (0.04-0.73)	.02^{^c}
Age of program director
30-39 years (referent)	1.00
40-49 years	2.27 (0.47-11.03)	.31
50-59 years	6.70 (1.10-40.63)	.04^{^c}
≥60 years	4.50 (0.49-41.66)	.18

BH = behavioral health.
↵a Out of 5 conditions (anxiety disorder, depressive disorder, eating disorder, opioid use disorder, intimate partner violence).
↵b See Table 1 for definitions. For this analysis, we combined the 2 basic categories and combined the 2 close categories.
↵c After applying Bonferroni correction, the P value was no longer statistically significant.