State mental health policy: Another chance to do it right: redesigning public behavioral health care in New Mexico.
State mental health policy: Another chance to do it right: redesigning public behavioral health care in New Mexico.
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州心理健康政策：另一个正确实施的机会：重新设计新墨西哥州的公共行为健康护理。
DOI：
10.1176/appi.ps.55.9.974
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2004
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Semansky,RafaelM
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Willging,CathleenE;Semansky,RafaelM
专栏编辑介绍：这个月，两个关于新墨西哥州精神卫生改革的专栏讨论了新墨西哥州精神卫生管理的转变，并说明这些变化正朝着总统精神卫生新自由委员会建议的方向沿着发展。精神病服务将以极大的兴趣关注这些创新计划，我们感谢这些专栏的作者与我们分享他们的观点。第一个专栏是由凯瑟琳E。威尔金博士，和Rafael M. Semansky，MP，他们在之前的专栏文章中分享了他们对新墨西哥州医疗补助改革问题的看法。现在，他们分享他们所学到的教训，可以为该州的新改革提供信息。第二个专栏是由帕梅拉S。Hyde，J.D.，精神健康政策和管理方面的长期专家，现在担任新墨西哥州理查森政府人类服务部秘书。在她的专栏中，她描述了改变该州心理健康管理的计划。这两个贡献是我们多年来在国家心理健康政策专栏中一直试图做的。它们也标志着我作为专栏编辑任期的结束。Fred C. Osher，医学博士，一位州精神卫生系统的专家，将在我担任《精神病学服务》的编辑时接任专栏编辑。Osher博士在以前的许多专栏中担任过我的顾问，我知道他将以技巧和创造力监督这个专栏。
Introduction by the column editor:This month, two columns on mental health reform in New Mexico discuss the transformation of stewardship for mental health in the state of New Mexico and illustrate that these changes are moving along in a direction recommended by the President's New Freedom Commission on Mental Health.Psychiatric Serviceswill be following these innovative plans with great interest, and we thank the authors of these columns for sharing their perspectives with us. The first column is by Cathleen E. Willging, Ph.D., and Rafael M. Semansky, M.P.P., who shared their perspective on problems with Medicaid reform in New Mexico in an earlier column (1). Now they share lessons they have learned that can inform the new reform in the state. The second column is by Pamela S. Hyde, J.D., a longtime expert in mental health policy and administration who now serves as secretary of the Human Services Department in the Richardson administration in New Mexico (2). In her column she describes plans for transforming stewardship for mental health in the state. These two contributions exemplify what we have been trying to do in the State Mental Health Policy column for many years. They also mark the end of my tenure as column editor. Fred C. Osher, M.D., an expert in state mental health systems, will take over as column editor as I move into the role of Editor ofPsychiatric Services.Dr. Osher has served as an advisor to me on many previous columns, and I know that he will oversee the column with skill and creativity.