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In this chapter we have attempted to describe some of the issues that must be addressed in funding, designing, and running a research and training program for emergency psychiatry. Such a program serves the in-house needs of staff training, skill and morale renewal, and program evaluation. In addition it can serve as a resource for the community to train a future cadre of individuals and to seek answers that will provide a solid base of knowledge for emergency psychiatry in the future.