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Letters to the Editor

Weare pleased to note that persons with mental illness and developmental disability (that is, those with dual diagnoses) are identified as a tertiary care subpopulation by Cochrane and others (1). With respect to dual diagnosis, our current efforts at Queen's University and in southeastern Ontario include developing a model of community-based care and training those mental health professionals who have a special interest in this subpopulation.