Paths in the organisation of psychiatry care

In conjunction with the regional chambers of accounts, the Court sought, on the basis of the numerous available data and on-site visits and controls, to describe and understand the distribution and allocation of resources between the different types of patients involved in mental health care and psychiatry (from simple ill-being to more severe psychiatric disorders).
The main finding is that of a diverse, poorly graduated and insufficiently coordinated provision of care. In order to remedy this, the Court makes seven recommendations, in particular to define a more coherent care policy and to return to the practice of inclusive care initiated in the 1960s, with a view to ensuring the quality of care.
and the dignity of the patients.