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Improving the quality of mental health care
International Journal for Quality in Health Care, 10/23/09
Funk M et al. – Through a systematic approach to quality improvement, it is possible to ensure that the best possible interventions are provided within the constraints of each country and that the rights and well–being of people with mental disorders is optimally promoted. Quality improvement is not a luxury but an integral part of ensuring that the best possible services are provided to all who need them.
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