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PULSE ANNUAL No. 2
January 2003
Recent
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Roadmap to Recovery and Cure: Report of the NAMI Policy Research Institute Task Force on Serious Mental Illness Research
A report in Adobe Acrobat format available at the Open Minds web site - "NAMIs Policy Research Institute convened a Task Force on Research, including experts in mental illness research along with consumer, family, and provider stakeholders. Their charge was to identify ways in which serious mental illness treatment could be rapidly improved. The Task Force concluded that dramatic improvements in patients lives could be realized in the next ten years if research was expanded and the treatment system reformed and brought into closer alignment with research."![]()