He supported changes to the mental-health-care system after the 2007 Virginia Tech massacre, but it wasn't until the day before Gus attacked him that Deeds fully grasped how dysfunctional the mental-health system could be.
Sheila Rasouli, a third-year neuroscience student, says she has written a letter to senior administrators calling for 21 changes to the current mental health system at the university, including: more health and wellness staff, shorter wait times and increased hours during exam periods.
This study has used the novel Whole Disease Modelling framework to allow a single mathematical model to evaluate several changes to the Sheffield mental health NHS service for people with longer-term depression.
Through a detrending procedure, our time-series models accounted for general, long-term trends in countless temporal factors that were not directly measured fluctuations by season, unemployment, psychiatric disorders, changes to the Greek mental healthcare system, etc.
In recent weeks, the governor has proposed significant changes to the state's mental health system, including new mental health centers, a new statewide crisis line and a plan to make mental health records easily available for background checks of potential gun owners.
Several hundred people marched through Bristol last month demanding changes to the university's mental health services.
Working out of Lambeth, the project aims to make positive changes to the way adult mental health services are provided across the borough.
On Monday, White House aides again said the president was still pushing for the three measures, along with changes to the nation's mental health system.
The most recent snapshot of social anxiety disorder in Australia was published more than a decade ago, with significant changes to the accessibility of mental health treatment services and diagnostic measures occurring during this period.
In the meantime, medical institutions need to openly acknowledge the problem and make changes to support the mental health of doctors and medical students.
Duke University psychiatrist Allen Frances, who led the DSM-IV revisions, penned a widely read and debated editorial last year warning that drastic changes to the criteria for diagnosing mental disorders could have unintended consequences, including "false 'epidemics' " of mental illness.
