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Mental health center versus community perceptions of mental health services
Journal of Community Psychology, 1981A list of 53 mental health programs and services was presented to community samples of county commissioners and mental health board members, mental health program administrators, mental health clinicians, mental health clerical staff, clients, general public, staff of agencies related to mental health, and staff of community agencies not so related ...
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Community Mental Health Center Integrated Care Outcomes
Psychiatric Quarterly, 2018Despite the compelling logic for integrating care for people with serious mental illness, there is also need for quantitative evidence of results. This retrospective analysis used 2013-2015 data from seven community mental health centers to measure clinical processes and health outcomes for patients receiving integrated primary care (n = 18,505), as ...
Rebecca Wells +3 more
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Staffing Patterns in Community Mental Health Centers
Psychiatric Services, 1980Staffing patterns of federally funded community mental health centers were examined in a survey of 512 centers conducted in 1977. A total of 275 usable responses were received. The findings showed that rural centers had significantly fewer trainees in three of the major mental health disciplines (psychiatry, psychology, and soical work) and fewer ...
S R, Perls, W W, Winslow, D R, Pathak
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Operations Indices for Community Mental Health Centers
American Journal of Psychiatry, 1972Data obtained from a survey of federally funded mental health centers in operation for more than two months in 1969 revealed that the 205 centers provided care for an estimated 372,000 persons, with 23 percent on inpatient and 73 percent on outpatient status. Children and elderly people were underserved.
L D, Ozarin, C, Taube, F E, Spaner
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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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Community mental health centers and insurance reimbursements
Community Mental Health Journal, 1986This study represents the first of a two-stage project. The first phase of the study examined the funding sources for the 40 Community Services Boards in Virginia. Data provided from the Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation in Virginia examined fee collections which are comprised of direct client, commercial insurance, Medicaid and ...
D, Nissim-Sabat +3 more
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Schools Are Our Community Mental Health Centers
American Journal of Psychiatry, 1968Although the public schools have been assigned, by law and circumstance, the task of educating and caring for most of the community's disturbed children, they have been granted no special facilities or funds for this mission and their teachers have not been adequately prepared for the responsibility.
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Community mental health centers: returning to basics
American Journal of Psychiatry, 1979Community mental health centers (CMHCs) have made a significant contribution to making mental health services available to many Americans; in 1977 they served almost two million people. External fiscal constraints and internal service and accountability requirements now test the viability of CMHCs, but the most recent extension of the law allows ...
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New directions for community mental health centers
The journal of mental health administration, 1987Community Mental Health Centers and other quasi-public authorities are operating within a larger health market characterized by the rapid unfolding of a number of key trends in consumer behavior, provider supply, and financing. Each of these trends, though not readily apparent, is strongly reflected in the specialty mental health sector.
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Community Mental Health Centers: A Look Ahead
Psychiatric Services, 1982Community mental health centers are subject to a number of pressures that will affect the way centers operate in the years ahead. These influences include a reduction in federal appropriations, the use of block grants to the states, the administration's efforts at deregulation, and the continuing impact of deinstitutionalization.
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