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Current treatments and the dominant model of mental health care do not adequately address the complex challenges of mental illness, which accounts for roughly one-third of adult disability globally. These circumstances call for radical change in the paradigm and practices of mental health care, including improving standards of clinician training, developing new research methods, and re-envisioning current models of mental health care delivery. Because of its dominant position in the...

This paper explores the use, persistence, and intensity of services for children’s mental health problems across a variety of service sectors during a one year period. Data come from the Great Smoky Mountains Study. Analyses focus on children’s psychiatric symptomatology and impairment, service use, and factors that may influence the relationship between psychiatric problems and service use across a one year period. Findings show that approximately 20% of children used some mental heal...

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Mental disorders have a profound effect on public health. While there are different ways to express the consequences of a given medical condition, the traditional way of assessing health burden – in terms of incidence, prevalence and mortality – is not adequate for chronic and disabling conditions. The best way to measure the global burden of mental diseases may be disability-adjusted life years (DALYs)1 .(1, 2). According to this measure, it is estimated that mental health disorder...

The psychosocial footprint associated with a major emergency is typically larger than the medical footprint. This is because the psychosocial impact extends beyond those who suffer direct medical injury to first responders, healthcare professionals delivering care to the ill, family, friends and the wider community (Schultz, 2013; NATO Joint Medical Committee, 2008). The COVID-19 pandemic is a global health emergency, the scale, speed and nature of which is beyond anything most of us, ...

One of the growing challenges in medicine is providing appropriate health care for survivors of childhood and adolescent cancer. They have an excess risk for early mortality due to second cancers and cardiac or pulmonary disease.1 Studies estimate that two thirds of survivors have at least one chronic or late-occurring complication (late effect) of their cancer therapy, with about one third having serious or life-threatening complications.2–6 Nearly one half of young adult survivors of chi...

The Lesbian Health Care Project of Western New York (LHCP) was a coalition of lesbians who were involved in delivering and analyzing health, mental health, and alcohol and drug abuse treatment. Its members, including physicians’ assistants, nurse practitioners, social workers, health care administrators, psychologists, educators, and academics were dedicated to improving lesbians’ access to providers who were sensitive to lesbians. The specific purpose of the social action research A...

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This research was partially funded by a Flinders University Faculty Grant. We thank Southern Mental Health Directorate and GP Plus Marion Mental Health Service, Southern Adelaide Local Health Network for its collaboration in undertaking this research. We also thank Dr Melanie Harris for her early work on this project

This research was partially funded by a Flinders University Faculty Grant. We thank Southern Mental Health Directorate and GP Plus Marion Mental Health Service, Southern Adelaide Local Health Network for its collaboration in undertaking this research. We also thank Dr Melanie Harris for her early work on this project