Planning and budgeting to deliver services for mental health [publication] /
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Organisation mondiale de la santé 
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BookSeries: Mental health policy and service guidance package.Publisher: Geneva : WHO, 2003Description: XIII, 110 p. ; 30 cm.ISBN: 9789241545969; 9241545968.SAPHIR theme(s): Santé mentale | Économie de la santéMeSH subject(s): Mental Health Services | Health Services Needs and Demand | Health Planning Guidelines | Mental Health Services -- organization & administration | Mental Health Services -- economicsPUBLICATION TYPE SAPHIR: MonographOnline resources: Date de consultation : 04.06.2008 | Date de consultation : 04.06.2008 Summary: The purpose of this module is to present a clear and rational planning model for assessing the needs of local populations for mental health care and planning services. The module includes detailed technical information to assist planners to assess their current mental health services, use epidemiological data to calculate the resources required for mental health care, set budgeting and planning targets and implement those targets. Using practical examples to illustrate the calculations throughout, the module aims to provide countries with a set of planning and budgeting tools to assist with the delivery of mental health services. [Ed.]
| Item type | Current location | Call number | Status | Date due |
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| CHUV, Collection de santé publique (CDSP) et InfoDoc Promotion de la santé (PSS) | FB-999 (Browse shelf) | Available |
The purpose of this module is to present a clear and rational planning model for assessing the needs of local populations for mental health care and planning services. The module includes detailed technical information to assist planners to assess their current mental health services, use epidemiological data to calculate the resources required for mental health care, set budgeting and planning targets and implement those targets. Using practical examples to illustrate the calculations throughout, the module aims to provide countries with a set of planning and budgeting tools to assist with the delivery of mental health services. [Ed.]