Individual unmet needs for care: are they sensitive as outcome criterion for the effectiveness of mental health services interventions?
Durk Wiersma(University of Groningen), Stefan Priebe(Queen Mary University of London), Tommy Björkman(Lund University), Rafael Martínez‐Leal(Centro de Investigación Biomédica en Red de Salud Mental), Jens Bullenkamp(Central Institute of Mental Health), Lars Hansson(Lund University), Rob van den Brink(Leiden University), Rose McCabe(City, University of London), Francisco Torres-Gonzales(Universidad de Granada), Hans Joachim Salize(Mental Health Services), Donna Wright(Queen Mary University of London), Kerstin Wolters(University Medical Center Groningen), Wulf Rössler(St. Hedwig-Krankenhaus), Christoph Lauber(University Hospital of Zurich)
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