Objective: To investigate patterns and predictors of help seeking and met/unmet needs for
mental health care in a national population health survey. Method: Participants were …

Objectives: This study contributes to knowledge of the processes un-derlying help seeking
by those with mental and substance use disorders by examining relationships among need …

Background People who use drugs (PWUD) often have complex health and social support
needs related to substance use, yet face numerous barriers to service access, resulting in …

Objective: Previous analyses demonstrated an elevated occurrence of perceived unmet
need for mental health care among persons with co-occurring mental and substance use …

Objectives: In 2002, Canada undertook its first national survey on mental health and well-
being, including detailed questioning on service use. Mental disorders may affect more than …

Substance use is a major cause of disability globally. This has been recognized in the recent
United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), in which treatment coverage for …

Abstract Introduction and Aims Research on perceived unmet need for care for mental
health and substance use problems focuses on general populations to the detriment of …

Context Epidemiologic surveys have consistently found that approximately half of
respondents who obtained treatment for mental or substance use disorders in the year …

Objective: To describe the distribution and predictors of mental health service use for a
survey of Ontario household residents aged 15 to 64 years. Method: Service use was …

Purpose This study describes mental health services use among Californians with mental
health need, highlights underserved populations, and discusses policy opportunities …