Announcing what The Lancet calls “the first-ever national mental health strategy,” Canada’s Mental Health Commission released “Changing Directions, Changing Lives,” a plan intended to fix a “fragmented and underfunded” mental health system.
Announcing what The Lancet calls “the first-ever national mental health strategy,” Canada’s Mental Health Commission released “Changing Directions, Changing Lives,” a plan intended to fix a “fragmented and underfunded” mental health system.
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Oh, oh. Sounds like they allocated money to medicate underserved populations.
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