Improvement 'still needed' in mental health services

The nature and quality of mental health services in Ireland need to improve, according to the Mental Health Commission’s annual report for last year.

Wed, 04 Aug, 2004 - 13:36

The nature and quality of mental health services in Ireland need to improve, according to the Mental Health Commission’s annual report for last year.

The commission was established in 2002 to promote quality in the delivery of services and to protect the interests of people in mental institutions.

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