Beyond interdisciplinary boundaries: views of consumers, carers and non-government organizations on teamwork

Elspeth MacDonald School of Occupational Therapy, Faculty of Health Sciences, La Trobe University, Member, Professional Liaison Committee (Aust.), Board of Professional and Community Relations, RANZCPCorrespondence[email protected]

Helen Herrman St Vincent's Mental Health Service and The University of Melbourne, Department of Psychiatry, Chairperson, Professional Liaison Committee (Aust.), Board of Professional and Community Relations, RANZCP

Pauline Hinds Board of Professional and Community Relations, RANZCP, Clinical Adviser, Health Funding Authority (NZ). Past Chair of the Aotearoa Network of Psychiatric Survivors, Member of the Advisory Board of the Mental Health Commission. Queens Service Order for Public Service (1999)

Jim Crowe Board of Professional and Community Relations, RANZCP, President, World Fellowship for Schizophrenia and Allied Disorders. Member, Schizophrenia Fellowship (NZ). Past President of the Schizophrenia Fellowship (NZ), Member, the Mason Review Commission of Inquiry into Mental Health Services (New Zealand, 1996)

Paul McDonald Drug Policy and Services, Department of Human Services, Victoria, Past Chief Executive Officer Youth Substance Abuse Service; Chief Executive Officer of the Council for Homeless Persons in Victoria; Director, Crossroads; Member, Suicide Task Force in Victoria

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