Risk avoidance and missed opportunities in mental health reform: The case of Israel

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• Israel 100%
• Mental Health Reform 100%
• Risk Avoidance 100%
• National Health Insurance Law 80%
• Rabin 40%
• Ministry of Health 40%
• Turmoil 40%
• Healthcare Providers 40%
• Successful Implementation 20%
• Hebrew 20%
• Law 20%
• Conflict of Interest 20%
• Health Systems 20%
• Planners 20%
• Prime Minister 20%
• Social Context 20%
• Political Context 20%
• Structural Change 20%
• Contextual Factors 20%
• Oslo Accords 20%
• Service Provision 20%
• Mental Health Services 20%
• Future Demand 20%
• Implementation Process 20%
• Knesset 20%
• Financial Crisis 20%
• Public Interest 20%
• Reform Effort 20%
• Window of Opportunity 20%
• Psychiatric Services 20%
• Public Agenda 20%
• Assassination 20%
• Economic Context 20%
• Planned Change 20%
• Data Reliability 20%
• Major Risk 20%
• Political Commitment 20%
• Code-law 20%
• Organizational Theory 20%
• Mental Health Systems 20%
• Agenda Setting Process 20%
• Ambulatory Services 20%
• Exchange Theory 20%
• Official Reports 20%
• Changes in Mental Health 20%
• Social Affair 20%
• Inter-organisational Theory 20%
• Locus of Care 20%
• Service Time Uncertainty 20%
• Policy Provision 20%
• Mental Health Policy 20%
• Newspaper Analysis 20%
• Interorganizational Exchange 20%
• Public Policy Theory 20%
• Data Validity 20%
• Health Documents 20%
• Political Economy 20%
• Mental Hospital 20%

Social Sciences

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• Health Reform 100%
• Mental Health 100%
• Law 100%
• National Health Insurance 80%
• Interorganizational 20%
• Conceptual Framework 20%
• Administrative Structure 20%
• Political Economics 20%
• Contextual Factor 20%
• Structural Change 20%
• Public Interest 20%
• Psychiatric Service 20%
• Mental Health Service 20%
• Political Commitment 20%
• Homicide 20%
• Legal Code 20%
• Financial Crisis 20%
• Conflict of Interest 20%
• Psychiatric Hospital 20%
• Mental Health Policy 20%
• Exchange Theory 20%
• Official Report 20%
• Government Policy 20%