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The Policy Information Exchange (PIE) is a service of the Missouri Institute of Mental Health, a leading center for policy, research, and training.
The primary purpose of PIE Online is to provide a comprehensive, web-based source for information related to mental health, substance abuse, and disability policy, including a searchable database of over 5,000 documents.
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The PIE Database presently contains over 5,000 documents.
The MIMH Library is one of the largest mental health libraries in the United States.
MIMH Policy Reports contains policy materials produced by the MIMH.
Links to mental health, public policy, health policy and government websites.
Contact Us with questions/comments
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Notice Due to recent state funding cutbacks, we are unable to actively maintain the Policy Information Exchange website at this time. You may still access the current database of policy-related documents and other items on the site, but no new information will be added. Should resources become available, we will once again maintain this site, so please check back from time-to-time. We apologize for any inconvenience this situation may cause you.
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New Reports on PIE Featured Reports Epidemiology of Opioids: Global, National and State Indicators of Use Methamphetamine 2004: Global, National and State Indicators of Abuse Effects of the Vermont Mental Health and Substance Abuse Parity Law Programmatic Definitions of Disability: Policy Implications Double Jeopardy: Persons with Mental Illnesses in the Criminal Justice System
Special Collections The PIE database houses the following collections of reports: Consumer Operated Services Program Consumer Studies & Training Program National Association of State Mental Health Program Director Archives
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The Missouri Institute of Mental Health provides the Policy Information Exchange (PIE) as a service to the mental health community. The Institute places documents into the PIE database that are examples of sound policy research, have high policy relevance, or have been judged to be of special interest to the mental health community. The Institute does not necessarily agree with the policy positions stated in documents in the PIE database. |
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