Robert A. Rosenheck

TL;DR: Findings suggest that, unlike findings from the general medical literature, academic affiliation is unrelated to the quality and delivery of mental health care.

TL;DR: Only a small increase was found in the rate of new starts of fluoxetine in the year after its release as a lowcost generic, suggesting there appear to be untapped opportunities to realize savings for antidepressants with appropriate administrative mechanisms and incentives.

TL;DR: In this article, the authors compared the proportions and diverse characteristics of these sub-populations, their mental and substance use diagnoses, and related service use, and concluded that the differences observed in the diverse Black populations of the USA, across measures of mental and physical health, and substances use, deserve attention in future research, policy, and program development.

TL;DR: No significant gender differences were observed in substance use or PTSD outcomes, despite the extreme minority status of women in VHA programs, suggesting highly vulnerable women can benefit as much as men, even when treatment is not formally tailored to address gender-specific needs.