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Published Online: November 1972

A Developmental View of Mental Health Manpower Trends

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The need for an expanded pool of mental health manpower has resulted in a variety of unsuccessful national manpower experiments; the authors examine some of the factors in their failure. The current manpower-development trend appears to show more promise, with its potential for creating a generic mental health professional. The authors urge that concomitant changes be made in the training of members of all mental health disciplines so that a continuum of manpower, instead of the current fragmentation, would result.

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Pages: 325 - 328

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Published in print: November 1972
Published online: 7 October 2014

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E. Mansell Pattison
Orange County Department of Mental Health Santa Ana, California
John R. Elpers
Orange County Department of Mental Health Santa Ana, California

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