MAORI OUTCOMES: EXPECTATIONS OF MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES(1).

From: Social Policy Journal of New Zealand | Date: July 1, 1999| Author: Bidois, Anaru; Bridgman, Geoff; Dyall, Lorna; Gurney, Henare; Hawira, Jenny; Huata, Wi; Tangitu, Phyllis | Copyright information

Maori expectations of mental health services are discussed. Topics include mental health outcome research, Rotorua district, research methodology, findings, social policy implications, control, recovery, Maori participation, and Maori outcomes.

INTRODUCTION

The purpose of this paper is to provide a broad overview of Maori expectations of mental health services in light of the growing number of Maori, both males and females, being admitted to in-patient and out-patient...

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