US EditionWhat happened to PA's promise of community mental health care
Since 2019, Pennsylvania has invested over $30 million annually in forensic mental health projects while community care funding dropped below $2 million, driven by legal and budget pressures.
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What happened to PA's promise of community mental health care
The state’s core program to close its psychiatric hospitals and shift care to less-restrictive community programs — the centerpiece of its legal obligation to people with severe mental illness — has instead been used for the past decade to do the opposite, a Spotlight PA investigation has found. Created more than 30 years ago, the Community Hospital Integration Project Program, or CHIPP, was designed to get people and dollars out of restrictive …
"We are a community with a strong, robust and referent health system." This is what the president of Navarra, María Chivite, said in her speech at the State Debate of the Region. An intervention that she has taken to deepen into seven dimensions, which make the foreign community "the first position in the quality of life." Without a doubt, for the regional government, the field of mental health will be a priority by 2026, just as it has been sin…
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