PubMed · 10159028
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J L Miller. 1996. How virtuous is "virtual" integration?. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10159028/
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In October 2001 the World Health Organization (WHO) devoted its yearly World Health Report to psychiatry under the title 'Mental health: new understanding, new hope'. Psychiatric disorders have a high prevalence and an enormous impact. There is a great need for medical care, rehabilitation and support from family and community. Effective treatments have become available for most disorders. Recommendations for the Netherlands are: to increase care in the community, to better educate the public, to improve national policies, programmes and legislation, to further develop human resources (currently an enormous problem, hindering provision of minimal care for chronically hospitalised patients) and to link mental health more effectively with other sectors in the community (to overcome the vast numbers of people on disability benefit because of psychiatric disorders).
We give exact relations for small-world networks (SWN's) which are independent of the "degree distribution," i.e., the distribution of nearest-neighbor connections. For the original SWN model, we illustrate how these exact relations can be used to obtain approximations for the corresponding basic probability distribution. In the limit of large system sizes and small disorder, we use numerical studies to obtain a functional fit for this distribution. Finally, we obtain the scaling properties for the mean-square displacement of a random walker, which are determined by the scaling behavior of the underlying SWN.
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