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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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The nature and correlates of community mental health ideology in community mental health centers
Journal of Community Psychology, 1976Five hundred ninety-five staff at 20 CMHCs were surveyed as part of a large study of mental health worker roles. Data on the endorsement of the ideology of community mental health (CMHI) were obtained. Significant associations were found between ideology and level of education and time allocated to Direct and Indirect Services.
S S, Robin, M O, Wagenfeld
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The runaway center as community mental health center
American Journal of Psychiatry, 1978The runaway centers that evolved in the late 1960s in response to the needs of troubled young people are fulfilling many of the goals of the community mental health center (CMHC) movement. These centers provide their young clients the five basic CMHC services--inpatient services, outpatient services, emergency services, partial hospitalization, and ...
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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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Aftercare in Community Mental Health Centers
Psychiatric Services, 1970T HAS BEEN ESTIMATED that only 5 per cent of the I. patients discharged from a state hospital simply return to their family and employment, expecting to make their own decisions in the future. In the vast majority of cases, further care is needed to ensure that the patient adjusts to the community and continues to receive any necessary treatment.
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The Woodlawn Mental Health Center: A Community Mental Health Center Model
Social Service Review, 1966Center is a service facility of the Chicago Board of Health. It also functions as a laboratory in social and community psychiatry. It is located in an urban, Negro community of 82,000 people on the South Side of Chicago. Woodlawn is defined as a community both by natural boundaries and by historical tradition.
Sheppard G. Kellam, Sheldon K. Schiff
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The mental health center as a community laboratory
Community Mental Health Journal, 1969This discussion summarizes community-based research conducted by the Human Relations Service of Wellesley, Inc., during the first 15 years of its existence as a pilot mental health program. It suggests that the community mental health laboratory develop service and research as coordinated components.
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Community Mental Health Centers
2006Abstract This chapter focuses on community mental health centers (CMHCs), which are traditionally underutilized by seniors. Tracing the background of social work practice in community mental health centers, the impact of deinstitutionalization and devolution is considered.
Sherry M. Cummings, Kimberly M. Cassie
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Evaluating community awareness of a community mental health center
Journal of Community Psychology, 1980To assess community awareness of a community mental health center, a telephone survey was conducted, using a random stratified sample. In order to provide comparative analyses, two other mental health agencies were included in the study. Five specific issues were addressed: (a) the percentage of the population that was aware of the agencies, (b) inter ...
R K, White, E C, Susskind
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