The perils of parity and privatization.
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Major mental health reform is under way to better serve the needs of people with severe mental illness. Reform will happen faster if psychiatric nursing wakes up from its long sleep to focus on services, programs, and systems of care for this population and, in so doing, sets a proper place for the discipline at the health policy table.
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This article reports on the author's observations as a member of the National Advisory Committee to the Robert Wood Johnson Program for the Chronically Mentally Ill (CMI). The article highlights the needs of large city mental health systems, which serve the CMI, employing the concepts of centralization and continuity, as well as financing, housing, and support services reform. The implications for psychiatric mental health nursing are discussed.