Jennifer Erskine
SAMHSA’s Priority Should Be Inpatient Care for the Seriously Mentally Ill
America has an inpatient care crisis for serious mental illness. There are fewer than 40,000 beds nationwide, and more than half are allocated to criminals. Most states require from three to five times as many […]
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