Mental Health Policy in Britain by Anne Rogers

Mental Health Policy in Britain by Anne Rogers

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Controversies about mental health services suggest the need for a debate about the management of madness and the reduction of mental distress in society. This text provides both students and professionals in the mental health field with the information and concepts to explore this debate.

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Mental Health Policy in Britain by Anne Rogers

Recent controversies about mental health services suggest the need for a full and informed debate about the management of madness and the reduction of mental distress in society. Mental Health Policy in Britain provides both students and professionals in the mental health field with the information and concepts to explore this debate. Well written and highly accessible, it both documents the historical evolution of present services and maps the relationship between local and national government and the key stakeholders who shape and respond to shifts in policy.
PAULINE NESTOR is Associate Professor in English at Monash University, Melbourne, Australia. She is the author of a number of critical studies of Charlotte Brontü¾˜¦”¼, and is the editor of Villette, also published by Palgrave, as part of the New Casebooks series.
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ISBN 13 9780333613931
ISBN 10 0333613937
Title Mental Health Policy in Britain
Author Anne Rogers
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Palgrave Macmillan
Year published 1996-07-24
Number of pages 248
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