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LA wants to find more behavioral health workers to help city residents

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Council members instructed staff to work with county officials to identify organizations. Other city departments will be tasked with identifying academic institutions. More than 70% of county behavioral health agencies had difficulty recruiting new hires, report says. The city relies on behavioral health professionals through partnerships with the county.

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LA wants to find more behavioral health workers to help city residents

LOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles City Council approved recommendations Wednesday aimed at improving the coordination, delivery and communication of general and behavioral health services. In a 12-0 vote, council members instructed staff to work with county officials to identify organizations, by council districts, that are currently providing health services and report back with strategies to better serve Angelenos. Related Articles California News…

5 months ago·Los Angeles, United States

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