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Published Online: July 1976

Mental Health Care in America: 2076

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The author, formerly chairman of the editorial board of Hospital & Community Psychiatry, traveled thousands of miles on foot and by camel, raft, and Land Rover to gather the information presented in this paper. His research was supported in part by NIMH grant No. PR1976-100-2076. The editors regret that despite repeated attempts they were unable to prepare an adequate summary of his findings.

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Pages: 519 - 521

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Published in print: July 1976
Published online: 7 October 2014

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Eugene V. Resnick
Paramus, New Jersey; Prospect House in East Orange; community mental health center at the Newark Beth Israel Medical Center; 523 Forest Avenue, Paramus 07652

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