Establishes the Ohio Mental Health Systems Coordination and Crisis Prevention Commission to study mental health care gaps and make recommendations.
The Ohio Mental Health Systems Coordination and Crisis Prevention Commission Act establishes a commission to study systemic gaps in Ohio's mental health care, service coordination, and crisis interventions. The commission will make recommendations to improve statewide prevention, response, and accountability. It will study failures in coordination between state agencies, county agencies, hospitals, community behavioral health providers, schools, and law enforcement.
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