Health Policy
Investigators at Harvard University zero in on health policy
Published in Healthcare Finance, Tax and Law Weekly, January 30th, 2008
"The phenomenon has expanded the resources available to people with mental disorders. It has also led to decisions that are based on inadequate understanding of mental illnesses and their treatment," wrote R.G. Frank and colleagues, Harvard University.
The researchers concluded: "Continued progress in the well-being of people with mental disorders requires expanded engagement of the mental health community with mainstream health policymakers."
Frank and colleagues published their study in Health...
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