… demonstrated that voluntary, professional mental health services are underutilized by the …
a need for mental health services, as many as 41% do not seek help from mental health …

… The standard for other medical conditions reimbursed by insurance is continuation of
effective treatment until meaningful recovery, which is therefore the standard required by the …

… The gap between need and effective treatment for mental health problems continues to be
a challenge for researchers and policymakers. Much of the attention has been on differences …

… In conclusion, the available literature on the effectiveness of mental health services in
primary care in the developing world does not provide all the answers we need. But it does offer …

… to an internist rather than a mental health clinician, insurance … and treatment, which would
probably be less effective but … mental health services equivalent to other medical services." …

… Researchers have found that, in general, the need for, and use of, services can be more
effectively predicted by the level of impairment, duration, comorbidity, and disability associated …

… experience with mental illness and treatment was periodic … uity in mental health care
represents beneficial strides. More African Americans who need mental health care are in treatment …

… efficiency within our current mental health resources, if resources were shifted toward more
cost-effective … However, the cost-effectiveness results of this study need to be considered in …

… had negative views about the effectiveness of medication for mental disorders. In contrast,
coun… This suggests that public perceptions of mental health specialists need to be changed. …

… of mental health professionals on the necessity and effectiveness of mobile psychiatric care
… According to the views of mental health professionals, the results of the research showed …