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Readmissions to a community mental health center
Community Mental Health Journal, 1970The readmission experience of a modern comprehensive mental health center was examined and was compared in several ways to the experience of a similar center. The evidence indicated that institutions should expect their own readmissions to constitute a substantial part of their patient load.
L, Rutledge, P, Binner
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Child Health and Community Health Centers in the Americas
Pediatrics, 1970Those of us interested in the health (health in its widest sense) of the masses, especially those masses which are underprivileged, are delighted with the appearance of more and more articles in medical journals related to this subject. However, it pains me to see the Committee on International Child Health1 propose and recommend more ...
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Are Community Health Centers Prepared for Bioterrorism?
Biosecurity and Bioterrorism: Biodefense Strategy, Practice, and Science, 2006Community health centers (CHCs) are essential in the delivery of primary care services to underserved populations. Given the critical function of CHCs, surprisingly little is known about their role in preparing for or responding to acts of terrorism.
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Community mental health centers and community mental health ideology
Community Mental Health Journal, 1970A study of the adherence of two community mental health center staffs to community mental health ideology, as measured by the Baker-Schulberg CMHI Scale, was conducted. The results for equivalent populations were the same as those of the only previously reported study, indicating the CMHI Scale is a reliable, useful research tool.
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Journal of Ambulatory Care Management, 1995
This article provides insights into the history of community health centers (CHCs) and the role that they play in providing care to the poor. The mission of the CHC has always been to provide comprehensive primary care services to community residents regardless of their ability to pay. Health centers served an estimated 7 million people in 1993. In the
M, Plaska, E A, Vieth
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This article provides insights into the history of community health centers (CHCs) and the role that they play in providing care to the poor. The mission of the CHC has always been to provide comprehensive primary care services to community residents regardless of their ability to pay. Health centers served an estimated 7 million people in 1993. In the
M, Plaska, E A, Vieth
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Community Health Centers: Promise and Performance
Medical Care Research and Review, 1998This article provides a critical review of the literature on the quality and effectiveness of care provided by community health centers (CHCs) compared with other health care delivery models. Since the mid-1960s, CHCs have played a large role in providing comprehensive primary care to our nation's medically underserved.
A, Dievler, T, Giovannini
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Financial Viability of Community Health Centers
Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law, 1981Local public officials have become greatly concerned about the impact of the continued demand for local subsidies for outpatient programs. This article examines two basic obstacles to the fiscal viability of inner city ambulatory programs, management practices and reimbursement policies. Findings are presented with respect to the relative importance of
C, Brecher, M, Forman
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Enacting Justice in Community Health Centers
Perspectives in Biology and MedicineABSTRACT: Started in the 1960s with a commitment to justice, the community health center (CHC) movement emphasized that everyone deserves respectful, quality health care and that addressing social drivers of health is within the remit of health-care organizations.
Johanna T, Crane, Carolyn P, Neuhaus
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Marketing a Community Mental Health Center
Health Marketing Quarterly, 1991The author describes the application of marketing principles to the development of a public community mental health center.
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