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Review of Australia's Capacity to Promote Mental Health

In 1994, Australian Health Ministers agreed that promoting mental health and preventing mental illness was one of the four priority national health goals [1], Australia's National Mental Health Strategy includes among its aims the promotion of mental health and prevention of mental illness [2]. To date, the main focus of activity under the Strategy has been on the structural reform of the mental health service delivery system.