IMHCN Optimal Balance Between Digital & Face to Face – Post COVID and Climate Change Adversity

IMHCN Optimal Balance Between Digital & Face to Face – Post COVID and Climate Change Adversity

By Professor Alan Rosen AO October 2020

Outlining recommendations for an optimal balance between face-to-face, assertive outreach and digitally enhanced community focussed mental health services.

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