National Mental Health Policy
Australian Health Ministers
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Mental Health Policies
Australia
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The National mental health policy is a joint statement by the Health Ministers of the Commonwealth, States and Territories of Australia which is intended to set a clear direction for the future development of mental health services within Australia. As such, it aims to ensure that appropriate services are readily accessible to all Australians with mental health problems or mental disorders.Content
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