It’s the framework for mental health care that needs treatment

The reason prioritization is harder to do is that the reform moved the responsibility over mental health care from the Ministry to Israel’s HMOs, which have their own procedures and priorities.

ASPIRING PSYCHOLOGISTS protest in Jaffa last year against what they see as a hostile system, with residencies that pay little and require a lot.

ASPIRING PSYCHOLOGISTS protest in Jaffa last year against what they see as a hostile system, with residencies that pay little and require a lot.

(photo credit: THE MOVEMENT FOR PUBLIC PSYCHOLOGY IN ISRAEL)

ByTALI KORD

OCTOBER 11, 2017 11:15