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Mental Health Services in the Ukraine
Psychiatric Services, 1969I N SEPTEMBER and October of 1967, a seven-member United States Mission on Mental Health visited the Soviet Union to study the organization of mental health services. The mission was one of the cultural exchange programs organized by the U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare and the Ministry of Health of the Soviet Union.
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Age and Mental Health Services
Community Mental Health Journal, 1998This paper examines how age is related to the use of formal and informal mental health services, adjustment to current life conditions, and expectations for improvement in future life conditions among a group of persons with serious mental illnesses.
A V, Horwitz, T, Uttaro
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Mental Health Services in Cuba
Psychiatric Services, 1987Despite its limited resources, Cuba has developed an integrated mental health system that emphasizes prevention and community care. It consists of three distinct organizations: the Committee for the Defense of the Revolution, one of many mass community organizations that strive to protect the revolution; the policlinics, which provide comprehensive ...
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Accountability and the mental health services
British Journal of Nursing, 1994The consultation paper Guidance on the Discharge of Mentally Disordered People and Their Continuing Care in the Community (Department of Health, 1994) is the cynical reaction to bad publicity on the care of the mentally ill in the community. It makes no attempt to address serious failings in the mental health service.
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Mental Health Services in Shanghai
Psychiatric Services, 1990To provide better mental health services for a population that now exceeds 12 million people, in the 1960s Shanghai began to develop a three-level system of services that is considered a model for the country. Services at each of the three levels--municipal, county or district, and grass roots--are described.
Y, Heqin, Z, Mingdao
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THE AUDIT OF MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
International Journal for Quality in Health Care, 1990Medical audit has been slow to develop in psychiatry. While mental health services present important questions for audit, there are formidable technical problems such as standardising evaluation of the efficacy and efficiency of treatments and deciding who from the multidisciplinary team should be involved. Despite this the methods of case note review,
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The marketing of mental health services
The journal of mental health administration, 1980In terms of philosophy and value systems, a trend toward conducting mental health business with distinctly bolder businesslike outlooks is detected. Thus, following the footsteps of the acceptance of grantsmanship as part and parcel of health service today, marketing and “marketingmanship” will surely emerge as a desideratum of operations.
A. J. Dy, Kathleen E. Kay
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Mental health services in Pakistan
International Review of PsychiatryThis article discusses the critical issues of mental health in Pakistan, highlighting the significant burden of mental disorders in the country, and limitations of mental health services which are under-addressed. In particular, the authors discuss the under-reporting of the epidemiological rates of mental disorders and the scarcity of mental health ...
Rameez Ali Mahesar +4 more
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Multicultural mental health services
New Directions for Mental Health Services, 2000AbstractOregon has a significant Indochinese minority community. Seen through the eyes of this group, few of the difficulties minorities encounter when seeking culturally competent services have changed under the Oregon Health Plan.
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Engagement in Mental Health Services
Psychiatric Services, 2022Alexandra, Sosnowski +2 more
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