Titlebook: Mental Health Care and National Health Insurance; A Philosophy of and David Upton Book 1983 Plenum Press, New York 1983 care.emotion.healt

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Robert L. DuPontand “entitlements” cost us as individuals seems clearer with each passing day. It is hardly surprising that the dominant issue in the field of mental health is money—since that appears to be the dominant issue in most fields. More remarkable to me is the fact that during the past two decades mental

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Henry A. Foleyhat evolution as supportive evidence to Dr. Upton’s central theme, it will critique several provocative notions in Dr. Upton’s book, and it will provide a conclusion about what may be ideal and what is realistic about expanded coverage for psychotherapy.

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What Conditions Should Be Covered?n future relationships in such a way that he avoids the psychological “mistakes” he has made in his previous relationship(s). Of course, I most definitely do not imply by advocating broad coverage for mental health care that the psychiatrist or other MHP should or can treat everyone—that he can or s

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Who Should Provide Mental Health Care?tem, and the different services will need to be continued under NHI, no matter who provides them. For purposes of discussion, the terms . and . will be used herein to refer to those services and the institutions/providers that have come into being to furnish them.