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Barbara Coulter Edwards1, Vernon K Smith
1Health Management Associates, Inc., 37 W. Broad St., Suite 1150, Columbus, OH 43215, USA. bedwards@healthmanagement.com
Abstract:
Medicaid has become central to financing public mental health services, and state Medicaid directors are now in a position to wield considerable influence over the direction that mental health policy takes in a state. As state mental health authorities seek to shape state and local mental health systems, they should find it useful, perhaps critical, to understand the perspectives and opinions of Medicaid directors.
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