The goal of the American Psychological Association’s effort to develop a curriculum for an Interprofessional Seminar on Integrated Primary Care is to provide a resource that can be used to develop educational experiences for an interprofessional group of learners about the competencies needed to work together in a successful and integrated healthcare team. Building a workforce prepared for interprofessional collaborative practice is essential to meet the demands of the changing health care system in the United States. Among the factors driving change include a focus on patient safety, quality improvement, coordination of care and managing rising health care costs. This seminar is a unique resource with its focus on learners who are early in their training (pre-clinical) and an emphasis on discussion-based activities. The seminar was created as an initiative of 2016 APA President Susan McDaniel, PhD. View article HERE.