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Mental Health and Public Policy
Integrating mental wellness into civic planning.
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SUMMARY - Mental Health and Public Policy

A woman sits in an emergency room for fourteen hours waiting for a psychiatric bed that does not exist, her crisis stabilized enough that she no longer meets criteria for involuntary hold but not resolved enough that she can safely go home, the gap between acute emergency and genuine recovery filled with nothing, the discharge paperwork listing resources she has already tried and wait times she cannot survive, the emergency room serving as mental health system because the actual mental health system has no capacity, her crisis becoming chronic because intervention never arrives at the momen

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