S 1380
An Act to further enhance behavioral health workforce development
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Bill overview
This bill aimed to expand and strengthen the mental health and substance use workforce in Massachusetts. It sought to increase the number of qualified professionals in the behavioral health field by addressing workforce shortages and improving training opportunities. The legislation proposed various initiatives to support recruitment, retention, and professional development within this sector. Ultimately, the bill failed to pass the legislature.
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Michael D. Brady
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Michael D. Brady
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