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Communicating in a Community Mental Health System
Psychiatry, 1980In a multicentered mental health system in which the population has a choice of several treatment facilities, common problems such as geographical distance and infrequent contacts between agencies lead to interagency distrust, unrealistic expectations about patient care, and fears of being overburdened by other agencies.
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Community Mental Health Delivery
2021The Unified Protocol for Transdiagnostic Treatment of Emotional Disorders in Adolescents (UP-A) is a modular, flexible intervention that has been applied in various community mental health settings by community clinicians to diverse adolescents across the United States and Australia.
Shaw, Ashley M. +3 more
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Mental Health in Farming Communities
Journal of Psychosocial Nursing and Mental Health Services, 2023Occupational stressors are causing unprecedented levels of stress, depression, and suicide among our nation's farmers, and little is known about how farmers view their personal stress and potential stress-relieving strategies. The current study used a descriptive qualitative approach to conduct focus groups comprising farmers and farm ...
Dawn, Garrett-Wright +2 more
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THE COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTRE
American Journal of Psychiatry, 1965There has been an increased demand for psychiatric service since the advent of the regional clinic, and a wider service has been given than was previously possible. Utilization of service has been the greatest nearer the clinic. There has been a reduction in mental hospital admissions by one-half in two of the three health units served.
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The Pediatrician and Community Mental Health
Pediatrics, 1968In a recent questionnaire to determine the extent to which pediatricians were involved in community mental health activities, members of the Academy's Massachusetts Chapter were asked, "What role do you consider appropriate for the pediatrician?" One third of those answering this question considered their roles as primarily medical ("consulting ...
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Pediatric Community Mental Health
Current Problems in Pediatric and Adolescent Health Care, 2016The emotional health and wellbeing of children and adolescents and their families is of utmost importance. Pediatricians are at the front line in identifying mental illness in children and adolescents and either linking them to resources in the community or providing treatment options themselves.
Lisa M, Cullins +6 more
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Community Mental Health as a Reality
Australian & New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry, 1980In conclusion then, I believe that community psychiatry has been, and is, an important reality which has brought new knowledge and techniques to our profession and which, no matter how one can criticise many of its methods and overly radical ideas, has had its most major effect of psychiatry by just being.
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Leadership in Community Mental Health
JAMA, 1964NO GREATER MEDICAL problem exists than that of devising improved methods of treating the mentally ill and at the same time formulating effective ways of preventing such illness whenever and wherever possible. The impetus to improve the care of the mentally ill and develop better programs for raising the level of mental health in the nation is probably
D L, FARNSWORTH, H, ROME
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Mental Health in a Remote Community
Psychological Reports, 1983A total of 118 persons, 44 male and 74 female, from a Northern Ontario community with a local psychiatric hospital were administered a community mental health attitude scale. The groups were relatives of discharged and current psychiatric patients, citizens with no psychiatric relatives, mental health professionals, and psychiatric patients ...
P M, Valliant +4 more
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Community mental health: A review
Preventive Medicine, 1975Abstract Community mental health is the public health aspect of the mental health field. It is inhabited by a variety of mental health professionals in addition to psychiatrists; but it is inhabited also by social scientists, economists, politicians, social reformers, ex-patients and their families, and ordinary citizens.
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