To improve behavioral health in the United States, Well Being Trust recommends that policymakers adopt a new framework with five engagement points to increase the frequency of behavioral health assessments and better facilitate access to care. The framework includes recommendations to promote mental wellness, prevent and/or treat mental illness, and maintain mental wellness.
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Open Minds: Well Being Trust Urges Changes To U.S. Behavioral Health Policy To Improve Assessment & Access To Care
- Amy Shields
- March 6, 2020
- 5:04 pm
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