
doi: 10.1176/ps.26.1.17
pmid: 1088905
There are striking parallels between the rise and decline of the health center movement of the early decades of this century and the community mental health center movement of the sixties. Four ideas that dominated the early health center movement--district location, preventive care, community participation, and bureaucratic organization--were also important in the development of community mental health centers. Both movements initially were expressions of the reform spirit of the times and later were undermined by the shift to conservative domestic politics.
Financing, Government, Social Problems, Community Participation, Preventive Psychiatry, History, 20th Century, Community Mental Health Services, United States, Social Control, Formal, Health Planning, Organization and Administration, Preventive Health Services, Humans, Community Health Services, Social Change, Delivery of Health Care, Poverty
Financing, Government, Social Problems, Community Participation, Preventive Psychiatry, History, 20th Century, Community Mental Health Services, United States, Social Control, Formal, Health Planning, Organization and Administration, Preventive Health Services, Humans, Community Health Services, Social Change, Delivery of Health Care, Poverty
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