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The Department of Health and Human Services views its mission
as improving "access to care, to contain costs, and to ensure
quality of care through improved purchasing, planning and organization
of the health care system. The Department of Health and Human
Services will work to prevent disease and to protect and improve
the health of all citizens through its regulatory and health promotion
efforts."
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16
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24
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17
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$166.59
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$82.37
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$248.96
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12
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14
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13
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$135.43
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$32.23
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$150.58
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13
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12
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$96.06
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$96.06
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30
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30
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$109.96
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$109.96
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$133.97
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$133.97
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50
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$99.23
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$55.26
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$154.49
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6
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$103.76
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$103.76
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14
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14
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$143.10
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$36.08
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$179.18
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$256.86
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$256.86
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9
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9
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$229.69
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$229.69
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$433.50
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$433.50
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- Between Fiscal
Years 1995 and 2000, the number of children served by community
mental health centers in New Hampshire for severe emotional
disturbances or at-risk of it increased by 93%, from 3,787 to
7,315 youth.
- 21% of children
aged 9-17 in the U.S. have a diagnosable mental or addictive
disorder with some degree of impairment-more than 25,000 in
New Hampshire alone, or 15% of the total youth population.
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