Outlining the Scope for Public Sector Involvement in Mental Health
The paper documents the large and increasingly important contribution made by mental disorders to the global burden of disease. Disease burden does not provide sufficient justification for public intervention (understood as financing, provision, mandates, regulation or information) in the field of mental health. While there exists cost-effective interventions for some mental health disorders, the existence of such interventions, on their own, does not provide a sufficient basis for public intervention. The popular burden of disease and cost-effectiveness arguments therefore provide a weak foundation upon which to build a case for public intervention - and, a fortiori, for World Bank support to such intervention - in the field of mental health. This paper applies an algorithm for decision-making borrowed from Musgrove (1999) that orders the main criteria for public intervention to the field of mental health. The locus for reform efforts in the field is defined by the gap between the existing and the desirable features of mental health financing and provision.
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dig-okr-10986137612024-08-08T17:36:01Z Outlining the Scope for Public Sector Involvement in Mental Health Beeharry, Girindre Whiteford, Harvey Chambers, David Baingana, Florence MENTAL DISEASES DISEASE BURDEN MENTAL HEALTH CARE MENTAL HEALTH POLICIES MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMS AGED ALCOHOL ALCOHOL USE ALGORITHM ANXIETY BIPOLAR DISORDER BURDEN OF DISEASE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES CATASTROPHIC COSTS COMMUNICABLE DISEASES COMMUNITY CARE COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CARE CONGENITAL ANOMALIES COST EFFECTIVENESS CRIME DEMENTIA DEPRESSION DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS DIABETES DISABLED PEOPLE DRUG USE ELDERLY CARE EMPLOYMENT EPILEPSY EXTERNALITIES EXTERNALITY FAMILY CARE HEALTH HEALTH CARE HEALTH CONDITIONS HEALTH FINANCING HEALTH LEGISLATION HEALTH REFORM HEALTH SECTOR HEALTH SERVICES HEALTH STATUS HEALTH SYSTEM HEALTH SYSTEMS HOSPITALIZATION HOUSING INFECTIONS INFECTIOUS DISEASES INJURIES INTERVENTION MATERNAL HEALTH MEDICINE MENTAL DISORDER MENTAL DISORDERS MENTAL HEALTH MENTAL HEALTH FINANCING MENTAL HEALTH LEGISLATION MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES MENTAL ILLNESS MENTALLY ILL MENTALLY ILL PERSONS MORBIDITY MORTALITY MORTALITY RATE MOTIVATION NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS NEUROPSYCHIATRIC CONDITIONS NEUROPSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS NUTRITION NUTRITION NUTRITION PROGRAMS NUTRITIONAL DEFICIENCIES PANIC DISORDER PARASITIC DISEASES PATIENTS POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER PREMATURE DEATH PRIMARY CARE PRIVATE PRACTITIONERS PRIVATE SECTOR PSYCHIATRY PSYCHOSIS PSYCHOTIC DISORDERS PUBLIC HEALTH PUBLIC SECTOR SAFETY SCHIZOPHRENIA SOCIAL SERVICES SUBSTANCE ABUSE SUBSTANCE ABUSE DISORDERS SUICIDE SUICIDE ATTEMPTS SUICIDE RATES TRADITIONAL HEALERS TRAUMATIC STRESS UNINTENTIONAL INJURIES WORKERS WORKPLACE YOUNG PEOPLE The paper documents the large and increasingly important contribution made by mental disorders to the global burden of disease. Disease burden does not provide sufficient justification for public intervention (understood as financing, provision, mandates, regulation or information) in the field of mental health. While there exists cost-effective interventions for some mental health disorders, the existence of such interventions, on their own, does not provide a sufficient basis for public intervention. The popular burden of disease and cost-effectiveness arguments therefore provide a weak foundation upon which to build a case for public intervention - and, a fortiori, for World Bank support to such intervention - in the field of mental health. This paper applies an algorithm for decision-making borrowed from Musgrove (1999) that orders the main criteria for public intervention to the field of mental health. The locus for reform efforts in the field is defined by the gap between the existing and the desirable features of mental health financing and provision. 2013-06-05T14:25:49Z 2013-06-05T14:25:49Z 2002-08 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2002/08/3492356/outlining-scope-public-sector-involvement-mental-health 1-932126-22-8 https://hdl.handle.net/10986/13761 English en_US HNP discussion paper series; CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank application/pdf text/plain World Bank, Washington, DC |
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MENTAL DISEASES DISEASE BURDEN MENTAL HEALTH CARE MENTAL HEALTH POLICIES MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMS AGED ALCOHOL ALCOHOL USE ALGORITHM ANXIETY BIPOLAR DISORDER BURDEN OF DISEASE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES CATASTROPHIC COSTS COMMUNICABLE DISEASES COMMUNITY CARE COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CARE CONGENITAL ANOMALIES COST EFFECTIVENESS CRIME DEMENTIA DEPRESSION DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS DIABETES DISABLED PEOPLE DRUG USE ELDERLY CARE EMPLOYMENT EPILEPSY EXTERNALITIES EXTERNALITY FAMILY CARE HEALTH HEALTH CARE HEALTH CONDITIONS HEALTH FINANCING HEALTH LEGISLATION HEALTH REFORM HEALTH SECTOR HEALTH SERVICES HEALTH STATUS HEALTH SYSTEM HEALTH SYSTEMS HOSPITALIZATION HOUSING INFECTIONS INFECTIOUS DISEASES INJURIES INTERVENTION MATERNAL HEALTH MEDICINE MENTAL DISORDER MENTAL DISORDERS MENTAL HEALTH MENTAL HEALTH FINANCING MENTAL HEALTH LEGISLATION MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES MENTAL ILLNESS MENTALLY ILL MENTALLY ILL PERSONS MORBIDITY MORTALITY MORTALITY RATE MOTIVATION NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS NEUROPSYCHIATRIC CONDITIONS NEUROPSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS NUTRITION NUTRITION NUTRITION PROGRAMS NUTRITIONAL DEFICIENCIES PANIC DISORDER PARASITIC DISEASES PATIENTS POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER PREMATURE DEATH PRIMARY CARE PRIVATE PRACTITIONERS PRIVATE SECTOR PSYCHIATRY PSYCHOSIS PSYCHOTIC DISORDERS PUBLIC HEALTH PUBLIC SECTOR SAFETY SCHIZOPHRENIA SOCIAL SERVICES SUBSTANCE ABUSE SUBSTANCE ABUSE DISORDERS SUICIDE SUICIDE ATTEMPTS SUICIDE RATES TRADITIONAL HEALERS TRAUMATIC STRESS UNINTENTIONAL INJURIES WORKERS WORKPLACE YOUNG PEOPLE MENTAL DISEASES DISEASE BURDEN MENTAL HEALTH CARE MENTAL HEALTH POLICIES MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMS AGED ALCOHOL ALCOHOL USE ALGORITHM ANXIETY BIPOLAR DISORDER BURDEN OF DISEASE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES CATASTROPHIC COSTS COMMUNICABLE DISEASES COMMUNITY CARE COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CARE CONGENITAL ANOMALIES COST EFFECTIVENESS CRIME DEMENTIA DEPRESSION DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS DIABETES DISABLED PEOPLE DRUG USE ELDERLY CARE EMPLOYMENT EPILEPSY EXTERNALITIES EXTERNALITY FAMILY CARE HEALTH HEALTH CARE HEALTH CONDITIONS HEALTH FINANCING HEALTH LEGISLATION HEALTH REFORM HEALTH SECTOR HEALTH SERVICES HEALTH STATUS HEALTH SYSTEM HEALTH SYSTEMS HOSPITALIZATION HOUSING INFECTIONS INFECTIOUS DISEASES INJURIES INTERVENTION MATERNAL HEALTH MEDICINE MENTAL DISORDER MENTAL DISORDERS MENTAL HEALTH MENTAL HEALTH FINANCING MENTAL HEALTH LEGISLATION MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES MENTAL ILLNESS MENTALLY ILL MENTALLY ILL PERSONS MORBIDITY MORTALITY MORTALITY RATE MOTIVATION NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS NEUROPSYCHIATRIC CONDITIONS NEUROPSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS NUTRITION NUTRITION NUTRITION PROGRAMS NUTRITIONAL DEFICIENCIES PANIC DISORDER PARASITIC DISEASES PATIENTS POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER PREMATURE DEATH PRIMARY CARE PRIVATE PRACTITIONERS PRIVATE SECTOR PSYCHIATRY PSYCHOSIS PSYCHOTIC DISORDERS PUBLIC HEALTH PUBLIC SECTOR SAFETY SCHIZOPHRENIA SOCIAL SERVICES SUBSTANCE ABUSE SUBSTANCE ABUSE DISORDERS SUICIDE SUICIDE ATTEMPTS SUICIDE RATES TRADITIONAL HEALERS TRAUMATIC STRESS UNINTENTIONAL INJURIES WORKERS WORKPLACE YOUNG PEOPLE |
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MENTAL DISEASES DISEASE BURDEN MENTAL HEALTH CARE MENTAL HEALTH POLICIES MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMS AGED ALCOHOL ALCOHOL USE ALGORITHM ANXIETY BIPOLAR DISORDER BURDEN OF DISEASE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES CATASTROPHIC COSTS COMMUNICABLE DISEASES COMMUNITY CARE COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CARE CONGENITAL ANOMALIES COST EFFECTIVENESS CRIME DEMENTIA DEPRESSION DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS DIABETES DISABLED PEOPLE DRUG USE ELDERLY CARE EMPLOYMENT EPILEPSY EXTERNALITIES EXTERNALITY FAMILY CARE HEALTH HEALTH CARE HEALTH CONDITIONS HEALTH FINANCING HEALTH LEGISLATION HEALTH REFORM HEALTH SECTOR HEALTH SERVICES HEALTH STATUS HEALTH SYSTEM HEALTH SYSTEMS HOSPITALIZATION HOUSING INFECTIONS INFECTIOUS DISEASES INJURIES INTERVENTION MATERNAL HEALTH MEDICINE MENTAL DISORDER MENTAL DISORDERS MENTAL HEALTH MENTAL HEALTH FINANCING MENTAL HEALTH LEGISLATION MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES MENTAL ILLNESS MENTALLY ILL MENTALLY ILL PERSONS MORBIDITY MORTALITY MORTALITY RATE MOTIVATION NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS NEUROPSYCHIATRIC CONDITIONS NEUROPSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS NUTRITION NUTRITION NUTRITION PROGRAMS NUTRITIONAL DEFICIENCIES PANIC DISORDER PARASITIC DISEASES PATIENTS POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER PREMATURE DEATH PRIMARY CARE PRIVATE PRACTITIONERS PRIVATE SECTOR PSYCHIATRY PSYCHOSIS PSYCHOTIC DISORDERS PUBLIC HEALTH PUBLIC SECTOR SAFETY SCHIZOPHRENIA SOCIAL SERVICES SUBSTANCE ABUSE SUBSTANCE ABUSE DISORDERS SUICIDE SUICIDE ATTEMPTS SUICIDE RATES TRADITIONAL HEALERS TRAUMATIC STRESS UNINTENTIONAL INJURIES WORKERS WORKPLACE YOUNG PEOPLE MENTAL DISEASES DISEASE BURDEN MENTAL HEALTH CARE MENTAL HEALTH POLICIES MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMS AGED ALCOHOL ALCOHOL USE ALGORITHM ANXIETY BIPOLAR DISORDER BURDEN OF DISEASE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES CATASTROPHIC COSTS COMMUNICABLE DISEASES COMMUNITY CARE COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CARE CONGENITAL ANOMALIES COST EFFECTIVENESS CRIME DEMENTIA DEPRESSION DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS DIABETES DISABLED PEOPLE DRUG USE ELDERLY CARE EMPLOYMENT EPILEPSY EXTERNALITIES EXTERNALITY FAMILY CARE HEALTH HEALTH CARE HEALTH CONDITIONS HEALTH FINANCING HEALTH LEGISLATION HEALTH REFORM HEALTH SECTOR HEALTH SERVICES HEALTH STATUS HEALTH SYSTEM HEALTH SYSTEMS HOSPITALIZATION HOUSING INFECTIONS INFECTIOUS DISEASES INJURIES INTERVENTION MATERNAL HEALTH MEDICINE MENTAL DISORDER MENTAL DISORDERS MENTAL HEALTH MENTAL HEALTH FINANCING MENTAL HEALTH LEGISLATION MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES MENTAL ILLNESS MENTALLY ILL MENTALLY ILL PERSONS MORBIDITY MORTALITY MORTALITY RATE MOTIVATION NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS NEUROPSYCHIATRIC CONDITIONS NEUROPSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS NUTRITION NUTRITION NUTRITION PROGRAMS NUTRITIONAL DEFICIENCIES PANIC DISORDER PARASITIC DISEASES PATIENTS POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER PREMATURE DEATH PRIMARY CARE PRIVATE PRACTITIONERS PRIVATE SECTOR PSYCHIATRY PSYCHOSIS PSYCHOTIC DISORDERS PUBLIC HEALTH PUBLIC SECTOR SAFETY SCHIZOPHRENIA SOCIAL SERVICES SUBSTANCE ABUSE SUBSTANCE ABUSE DISORDERS SUICIDE SUICIDE ATTEMPTS SUICIDE RATES TRADITIONAL HEALERS TRAUMATIC STRESS UNINTENTIONAL INJURIES WORKERS WORKPLACE YOUNG PEOPLE Beeharry, Girindre Whiteford, Harvey Chambers, David Baingana, Florence Outlining the Scope for Public Sector Involvement in Mental Health |
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The paper documents the large and
increasingly important contribution made by mental disorders
to the global burden of disease. Disease burden does not
provide sufficient justification for public intervention
(understood as financing, provision, mandates, regulation or
information) in the field of mental health. While there
exists cost-effective interventions for some mental health
disorders, the existence of such interventions, on their
own, does not provide a sufficient basis for public
intervention. The popular burden of disease and
cost-effectiveness arguments therefore provide a weak
foundation upon which to build a case for public
intervention - and, a fortiori, for World Bank support to
such intervention - in the field of mental health. This
paper applies an algorithm for decision-making borrowed from
Musgrove (1999) that orders the main criteria for public
intervention to the field of mental health. The locus for
reform efforts in the field is defined by the gap between
the existing and the desirable features of mental health
financing and provision. |
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MENTAL DISEASES DISEASE BURDEN MENTAL HEALTH CARE MENTAL HEALTH POLICIES MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMS AGED ALCOHOL ALCOHOL USE ALGORITHM ANXIETY BIPOLAR DISORDER BURDEN OF DISEASE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES CATASTROPHIC COSTS COMMUNICABLE DISEASES COMMUNITY CARE COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CARE CONGENITAL ANOMALIES COST EFFECTIVENESS CRIME DEMENTIA DEPRESSION DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS DIABETES DISABLED PEOPLE DRUG USE ELDERLY CARE EMPLOYMENT EPILEPSY EXTERNALITIES EXTERNALITY FAMILY CARE HEALTH HEALTH CARE HEALTH CONDITIONS HEALTH FINANCING HEALTH LEGISLATION HEALTH REFORM HEALTH SECTOR HEALTH SERVICES HEALTH STATUS HEALTH SYSTEM HEALTH SYSTEMS HOSPITALIZATION HOUSING INFECTIONS INFECTIOUS DISEASES INJURIES INTERVENTION MATERNAL HEALTH MEDICINE MENTAL DISORDER MENTAL DISORDERS MENTAL HEALTH MENTAL HEALTH FINANCING MENTAL HEALTH LEGISLATION MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES MENTAL ILLNESS MENTALLY ILL MENTALLY ILL PERSONS MORBIDITY MORTALITY MORTALITY RATE MOTIVATION NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS NEUROPSYCHIATRIC CONDITIONS NEUROPSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS NUTRITION NUTRITION NUTRITION PROGRAMS NUTRITIONAL DEFICIENCIES PANIC DISORDER PARASITIC DISEASES PATIENTS POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER PREMATURE DEATH PRIMARY CARE PRIVATE PRACTITIONERS PRIVATE SECTOR PSYCHIATRY PSYCHOSIS PSYCHOTIC DISORDERS PUBLIC HEALTH PUBLIC SECTOR SAFETY SCHIZOPHRENIA SOCIAL SERVICES SUBSTANCE ABUSE SUBSTANCE ABUSE DISORDERS SUICIDE SUICIDE ATTEMPTS SUICIDE RATES TRADITIONAL HEALERS TRAUMATIC STRESS UNINTENTIONAL INJURIES WORKERS WORKPLACE YOUNG PEOPLE |
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Beeharry, Girindre Whiteford, Harvey Chambers, David Baingana, Florence |
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Beeharry, Girindre Whiteford, Harvey Chambers, David Baingana, Florence |
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Outlining the Scope for Public Sector Involvement in Mental Health |
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Outlining the Scope for Public Sector Involvement in Mental Health |
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Outlining the Scope for Public Sector Involvement in Mental Health |
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Outlining the Scope for Public Sector Involvement in Mental Health |
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Outlining the Scope for Public Sector Involvement in Mental Health |
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outlining the scope for public sector involvement in mental health |
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World Bank, Washington, DC |
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2002-08 |
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