• Identified gaps in knowledge necessary to inform policies and procedures for planning, preparedness, and intervention.
• Identified gaps in planning, preparedness, and public health infrastructure.
• Identified a variety of approaches to intervention to limit adverse mental health consequences.
• Provided recommendations for options on how to optimize the public health response to long-term and short-term mental health consequences of terrorism.

SPONSORS
Institute of Medicine
National Institute of Mental Health
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration