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Transformation of the Mental Health System: Using Quality as a Lever for Change

The U.S. health-care system is fragmented and in disrepair. Several major reports have documented the concerns of poor quality, cost, and accessibility of services. Despite the profusion of ideas, however, there has been little systemic change in general medical or behavioral health-care systems. This article provides an examination of the recommendations and submits illustrations of quality initiatives that may serve as the impetus for change.