Community Mental Health Centres: Challenges to the new orthodoxy
Journal of Mental HealthPublished 1 January 1994
Edward Peck
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It is argued that GP fundholding and care management contain challenges to the CMHC/T model that may undermine the preeminence of the model in community mental health services.
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CMHC/Ts have become a commonplace component of mental health service design in the UK. After a short resume of the background to the creation of CMHCs and their record to date, the paper argues that GP fundholding and care management contain challenges to the CMHC/T model that may undermine the preeminence of the model in community mental health services.
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