EU MENTAL HEALTH GREEN PAPER
October 1st, 2005
BY KEITH NUTHALLA GREEN Paper on improving services promoting mental health across the European Union (EU) has been published by the European Commission, which claims 27% of all EU adults suffer from such problems, annually. It says Brussels will consult with EU national governments on creating an action plan boosting mental health services and also collect more data at a European level, monitoring trends and identifying best practice. The Commission will also will create a standing expert committee on mental health (a 'platform'), where specialists will debate ...
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