Social implementation of early psychiatric intervention and youth mental health services in Japan.
Early psychiatric intervention and youth mental health measures are crucial in Japan due to the declining birth rate and increasing levels of stress among young people. Although the need for such services is increasingly recognised, implementation in Japan is lagging. The Government of Japan is curr...
| Published in: | East Asian Archives of Psychiatry Vol. 35; no. 2; pp. 128 - 132 |
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Hong Kong Academy of Medicine Press
Jun2025
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