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Perceptions of the Community on the Pricing of Community Mental Health Services

Health Marketing Quarterly, 1992
In the past few years there has been a decrease in governmental support of Community Mental Health centers. Because of this, there has been some concern, on the part of Community Mental Health professionals, as to the overall impact of this decreased governmental support.
J R, Ogden, D T, Ogden
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Mental Health Services for Chinese in a Community Health Center

Social Casework, 1984
Serious mental health problems exist within the Chinese population of the United States. This article describes one center's attempt to meet the psychiatric needs of both nonpsychotic and psychotic Chinese patients through bilingual, culturally relevant treatments.
M K, Lorenzo, D A, Adler
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Community mental health centers and services for the mentally retarded

Community Mental Health Journal, 1967
In the past, community mental health centers have often had a policy of not providing services to the mentally retarded. In view of the many needs of the retarded child and his parents this policy is unfortunate. A review of the four-year period caseload of one small community mental health center that offered services to the retarded shows that 14% of
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Medical Services in Community Mental Health Programs

Psychiatric Services, 1986
Considerable attention has focused on the recent decline in the numben of psychiatrists working in community mental health centers (1) and the fact that the role of psychiatrists in many CMHCs has changed from one of leadership to one of little authority (2).
L R, Faulkner, J D, Bloom, J D, Bray, R, Maricle   +3 more
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Community Mental Health Services

2013
The closure of institutions has seen Western governments move at different paces towards community care for people with intellectual disability. For some specialist community mental health care for this group is still an aspiration. In the last 30 years a number of models to deliver community care, e.g.
Jean O’Hara, Eddie Chaplin, Jill Lockett, Nick Bouras   +3 more
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Changing models of community mental health services

Journal of Community Psychology, 1981
The various comprehensive community mental health centers developed at the same time as the free clinics intended to provide an alternative form of service. The origins and contributions of each of these directions of service are compared on such matters as funding, political orientation, relation to local government, the composition and functions of ...
J, Lafollette, M, Pilisuk
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Mental health center versus community perceptions of mental health services

Journal of Community Psychology, 1981
A 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 Services

Psychiatric Services, 1963
D, BLAIN, R W, MEDLICOTT
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The organization and management of community mental health services

Community Mental Health Journal, 1972
Development of Community Mental Health Centers has revealed the need for more effective administrative mechanisms for planning, developing, and controlling mental health services and for involving effectively the local community in this process. The public health model of primary, secondary, and tertiary prevention was used as a basis for planning and ...
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Community Mental Health Services: Research in Evaluation

Psychological Reports, 1956
In 1953, a research program was initiated to evaluate the effectiveness of the preventive community mental health service program in St. Louis County, a program which had developed in part because of the experiences just described The program has as one of its aims the modification of maternal attitudes toward child care through contacts with mothers ...
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