The Practice-Based Implementation Network, a joint initiative of the Department of Defense and the Department of Veterans Affairs established in 2012 to more effectively bridge the gap between psychological health research and clinical practice, is a component of the Psychological Health Center of Excellence. It is comprised of a team of specialized psychological health subject matter experts who:
- Provide implementation and improvement science expertise to the Military Health System
- Pilot evidence-based practices, policies, and programs
- Further enhance healthcare quality within the MHS
PBI Network Vision
Facilitate the rapid translation of research into clinical practice to close the gap between research and clinical care, empowering psychological healthcare providers in the MHS to deliver state-of-the-science care to service members and their families.
PBI Network Mission
Advance the adoption of evidence-based psychological health practices and improve clinical care delivery in the MHS. For questions, email the PBI Network.
Pilot Sites
The PBI Network collaborates with MHS stakeholders to develop and conduct pilots of evidence-based treatments, programs, policies, and clinical practices at MHS locations throughout the United States and overseas, using the PBI Network Pilots and Implementation Approach.
A Selection of Prior PBIN Participation Sites
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Last Updated: June 11, 2026