New and borrowed strategies for mental health systems in the decade of the 1990s |
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Authors: | Phyllis E. Marshall M.S.W. |
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Affiliation: | 1. Northern Virginia Mental Health Institute, 3302 Gallows Rd., 22042-3398, Falls Church, VA
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Abstract: | Use of the paradigm shifts advocated by futurists and the supporters of total quality management can facilitate access to new options for mental health systems. New views and innovative systems, however, become difficult to maintain in the context of increasingly rapid and unexpected change occurring in the environment. One strategy that can be employed is the use of leverage, a term usually associated with finance or politics. |
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