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An axeman in the cherry orchard: Early intervention rhetoric distorts public policy

Australian & New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry, 47(4) In psychiatric as well as other reform processes, logic and scientific evidence are necessary but insufficient. Rhetoric, marketing, effective networking, altruistic promotion of a vital public health issue, economic arguments and a confluence of common interests have fuelled the momentum and are vital for real reform to take root. McGorry et al. (2005: s2)