But there are several pieces to this issue. There is prevention, better coordinating the services, and obviously--again, in Oregon, we have tried to highlight the relationship between law enforcement and mental health services, and it is surely about time.
Wyden discusses the need for improved coordination between mental health services and law enforcement.
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