Reversing the shortage of mental health workers is one key to change; Royal Commission in to Mental Health interim report

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Updated November 29 2019 - 5:25pm, first published 5:00pm
MENS SHED: Premier Daniel Andrews, mental health minister Martin Foley, Buninyong MP Michaela Settle and Wendouree MP Juliana Addison meet members of the Sebastopol Men's Shed inside their new complex at Vickers St.
MENS SHED: Premier Daniel Andrews, mental health minister Martin Foley, Buninyong MP Michaela Settle and Wendouree MP Juliana Addison meet members of the Sebastopol Men's Shed inside their new complex at Vickers St.

Building the mental health workforce will be one of the keys to overhauling Victoria's 'catastrophically failing' mental health system, according to the interim report of the Royal Commission in to Victoria's Mental Health System.

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Michelle Smith

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