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Tanveer Ahmed

Gentrified mental health has undermined access for the seriously ill

The NDIS has turbocharged the cultural change that has earmarked disability as another important identity marker.

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There is a gentrification of disability causing a market failure in the delivery of mental health services.

Our governments quibble over the number of psychology assessments people receive.

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    Original URL: https://www.afr.com/policy/health-and-education/gentrified-mental-health-has-undermined-access-for-more-seriously-ill-20240515-p5jdq2