Contributors
Foreword Sir David Goldberg
Preface Leon Eisenberg
Acknowledgements
Part I. The Context: 1. Aims, concepts and structure of the book
2. Community, mental health services and the public health
3. The historical context
Part II. The Matrix Model: The Geographical Dimension: 4. The country/regional level
5. The local level
6. The patient level
Part III. The Matrix Model: The Temporal Dimension: 7. The input phase
8. The process phase
9. The outcome phase
Part IV. Re-Forming Community-Based Mental Health Services: 10. The evidence base for mental health services
11. The ethical base for mental health services: 'the three ACEs'
12. Key resources: training and morale of staff
13. Planning based on evidence and on ethical principles
Part V. International Perspectives on Re-Forming Mental Health Services: 14. Australia Alan Rosen
15. Canada Alain D. Lesage
16. Central and Eastern European countries Toma Tomov
17. Nordic European countries Povl Munk-Jørgensen
18. United States Richard Warner
Part VI. A Working Synthesis: 19. The matrix model as a pragmatic guide to improve services
References
Glossary
Index.
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