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Professional News   |   April 07, 2006 
Strategies to Improve Depression Care
Psychiatric News
Volume 41 Number 7 page 17-17
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To improve treatment for depression and eliminate barriers to treatment, the Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance (DBSA) made the following recommendations in its report "The State of Depression in America." The authors called on members of Congress, researchers, and private insurers to take the following steps:

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