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,How Has Samoa’s Mental Health System Developed Over Time?,tion of the hospital, prison and public health ordinances, including the government’s right to confine individuals under the guise of quarantine regulations. New Zealand’s administration of Samoa is also considered.火花 发表于 2025-3-23 21:37:30
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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-6479-6Public policy; Policy transfer; Mental health; Mental health policy; Historical institutionalism; Samoa; T厨房里面 发表于 2025-3-24 09:17:23
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What Constitutes a Mental Health Policy?, I argue here that the mental health policies now permeating the globe are the product of a long-standing policy development process which has the nation-state as central mediator of mental illness and its treatment. Further, that this cultural vetting has taken place primarily in the nation-statesDictation 发表于 2025-3-24 21:38:05
Can Policy Transfer Help Us Explain the Global Movement of Mental Health Policies?, established above notes a particular rights-based posture for mental health policy in the core regions of North America and Western Europe. This posture is perpetuated through professional training and the community treatment paradigm is considered the best practice model both in terms of professiojungle 发表于 2025-3-25 03:11:17
What Constitutes the International Mental Health Policy Context?, in previous chapters. Specifically, I develop here the second stage in the policy transfer process: the internationalisation of both policy problem and solution. This chapter continues the discussion of the substantive mental health policy context as developed in the core regions of Western Europe