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An Evaluation of Direct Services of Delaunay Institute for Mental HealthFinley, Jeanette Anderson, Smith, Gary W. 01 January 1974 (has links)
Today taxpayers (those who pay for services) and clients (those who receive services) wish the best use for the money that they invest. The public is not as accepting of generalities, observations or intuitive success measures of social agencies' performance. Emotional problems are costly. Often they can lead to loss of employment, inefficiency, break-up of marriages, retarding the emotional development of children and use of monies invested by other agencies, i.e., welfare, juvenile courts, etc. Social agencies, in response to the general public, are raising issues around what are appropriate measures tor evaluating treatment outcome. The instant study is one such response on the part of Delaunay Institute for Mental Health. The study. attempts to ascertain treatment outcome in the Delaunay program and at the same time test out the PARS (Personal Adjustment and Role Skill) as an evaluative instrument in making treatment assessment.
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Social Workers in the Community Mental Health Field A Delphi Forecast of Training PrioritiesThomas, William Boyce, Clay, Mark L. 20 May 1975 (has links)
This thesis describes an exploratory research project initiated to facilitate curriculum planning for and evaluation of a social work training program in the field of community mental health. The literature concerning community mental health, the historical relationship of social work to this field, and current issues in social work manpower and education was reviewed as part of the thesis project. On the basis of the review, a study was undertaken to determine appropriate priorities for training Master ' s level social worker’s specializing in this field of practice. The researcher's decided that these priorities would be determined in terms of the future professional practice and educational needs of social workers in this field, as reflected in the five variable s of the roles, functions, and tasks they may be performing in ten years and the skills and knowledge they ma y be utilizing in this practice.
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Modification of the Record-Keeping System of a Community Mental Health AgencyKnight, Karen, Neilsen, Christine, Schreiter, Craig 01 January 1979 (has links)
In recent years the social service field has incorporated program evaluation. In this time of accountability, funding sources want to to know what they are buying. As they respond to this requirement, agencies often discover that they have been living with archaic record-keeping systems. Systems which are cumbersome, or do not collect needed information have become the focus for change.
The context overview includes, first, information about the agency, Salem Area Family Counseling Service (SAFCS), second, about the catchment area from which it draws clients, and third, about the people it serves. The time perspective from which this is written is November, 1977, when the project began.
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A comparative study of persons completing and not completing an alcoholism treatment clinic's group intake procesHallinan, Timothy W., Huelshoff, Eric J. 01 January 1978 (has links)
The present study is concerned with pre-treatment dropouts in an outpatient alcoholism treatment clinic. Previous pre-treatment dropout studies have been made in settings where there is one intake session followed by a treatment program. In the setting of the present study, however, there is an extended intake process, consisting of three (and occasionally four) group intake sessions followed by a session of staffing and then treatment. This study, therefore, differs from previous investigations, in that it considers as "pre-treatment dropouts," those clients who drop out at any point during the intake process, rather than just those clients who do not appear for treatment following an intake session.
For purposes of orientation, we begin with a discussion of the problem of alcoholism and the process of intake.
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Differential Adherence to Community Mental Health Ideology Among First Year Social Work StudentsMunter, Leo 01 January 1976 (has links)
Sixty first year students in the Portland State University School of Social Work were given the Baker--Schulberg Community Mental Health Ideology Scale. The resultant scores are reported for Community Mental Health Training Project (CMHTP) Students, Direct Service Students and Planning Students. The Scores are compared with each other and with the original norming groups for the instrument. CMHTP students were found to have a significantly stronger adherence to the community mental health ideology than other students, but all groups examined were found to be sympathetic to the ideology.
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Negotiating 'normal' : space, illness and identity in an alternative mental health resource in MontrealSharples, Rosemary January 2003 (has links)
No description available.
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An analysis of functional status and utilization behavior in long-term care for the elderly /Byrd, Edwina Haith January 1985 (has links)
No description available.
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The clinical utility of the use of rapid assessment instruments for general distress and consumer satisfaction in a private psychotherapy practiceHughes, Herschel 01 October 2000 (has links)
No description available.
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Service utilization among the mentally ill homelessCard, Amanda Nicole, Sylvester, Heather Nicole 01 January 2007 (has links)
This study conducted in-depth interviews with 11 homeless or formerly homeless individuals at eh Central City Lutheran Mission. The focus of this research project is mental health service utilization among the homeless in San Bernardino. A wide array of services are available to the mentally ill homeless in this area, however services offered often do not meet the needs of this population.
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Locating a counselling internship within a community settingVan Wyk, Sherine 12 1900 (has links)
Thesis (MA) -- University of Stellenbosch, 2002. / ENGLISH ABSTRACT: no abstract available / AFRIKAANSE OPSOMMING: Hierdie navorsing ondersoek die behoefte van Sielkunde as professie om meer sosiaal
relevante en gepaste dienste vir al die mense van Suid-Afrika te lewer. Dit bespreek die
kritiek teen tradisionele sielkunde en die dringende behoefte vir 'n meer kontekstuele
benadering om the negatiewe sielkundige verskynsels in the samelewing te begryp en
verklaar. Die waarde van Gemeenskapsielkunde om voorkomende, kuratiewe en
bevorderende geestesgesondheidsdienste aan gemeenskappe te lewer, word ook
ondersoek. Verskeie modelle van gemeenskapsielkunde en die voorgestelde integrasie
van geestesgesondheidsdienste by Primere Gesondheid word bespreek. Die plasing van
'n voorligtingsielkunde internskap binne 'n gemeenskapsomgewing, naamlik, die Don en
Pat Bilton Kliniek, Jamestown, word beskryf en qeevalueer.
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