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New directions for mental health services (New Dir Ment Health Serv)

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Top papers

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1 The faith community as a support for people with mental illness. 1998 1.40
2 Collaboration between providers and client-consumers in public mental health programs. 1990 1.35
3 Persons with severe mental illness in jails and prisons: a review. 2001 1.20
4 Family-to-family: a trauma-and-recovery model of family education. 1998 1.18
5 Assessing substance use disorder in persons with severe mental illness. 1996 1.13
6 Family-aided assertive community treatment: a comprehensive rehabilitation and intensive case management approach for persons with schizophrenic disorders. 1992 1.03
7 Dual diagnosis of major mental illness and substance disorder: an overview. 1991 1.00
8 Envisioning a trauma-informed service system: a vital paradigm shift. 2001 0.91
9 Evaluating outreach services: lessons from a study of five programs. 1991 0.90
10 Comorbid substance use disorder: prevalence, patterns of use, and course. 1996 0.90
11 Late-life suicide and depression in the primary care setting. 1997 0.90
12 A perspective on voluntary and involuntary outreach services for the homeless mentally ill. 1999 0.90
13 Health reform and organized systems of care. 1993 0.90
14 Care of the clinician. 2001 0.90
15 Quality assurance in behavioral health. 1998 0.88
16 Setting the context for measuring patient outcomes. 1996 0.88
17 Help-seeking processes and mental health services. 1987 0.87
18 Treating traumatized patients and victims of violence. 2000 0.87
19 Multicultural experiences of family caregiving: a study of African American, European American, and Hispanic American Families. 1998 0.86
20 An overview of Canada's mental health system. 1994 0.86
21 Behavioral family management for serious psychiatric illness. 1994 0.86
22 The vicissitudes of emergency psychiatry: a service systems perspective. 1999 0.85
23 Designing trauma-informed addictions services. 2001 0.85
24 Mental health of immigrants and refugees. 1994 0.85
25 Family support for persons with dual disorders. 1996 0.85
26 Medicaid managed care for special need populations: behavioral health as "tracer condition". 1998 0.85
27 Choose-get-keep: a psychiatric rehabilitation approach to supported employment. 1992 0.84
28 Research on religion and serious mental illness. 1998 0.84
29 Psychiatric emergencies in children and adolescents. 1995 0.84
30 Changing roles of consumer/survivors in mature mental health systems. 1995 0.84
31 Discharge planning in psychiatric units in general hospitals. 1997 0.83
32 My transforming peak experience was diagnosed as paranoid schizophrenia. 2000 0.83
33 Financing Canada's mental health services. 1994 0.83
34 Reaching the hard-to-reach: serving isolated and depressed mothers with infants in the community. 1984 0.82
35 The place of spirituality and religion in mental health services. 1998 0.82
36 Insanity and filicide: women who murder their children. 1996 0.82
37 Anorexia nervosa: an affective disorder. 1986 0.82
38 Homelessness and the implementation of deinstitutionalization. 1986 0.82
39 The mental health service consumer's perspective on mandatory treatment. 1997 0.82
40 The changing face of mental health managed care. 1998 0.82
41 Evolution of mental health services and areas for change. 1987 0.81
42 Ethnic minority populations and mental health outcomes. 1996 0.81
43 Variations in an assertive outreach model. 1991 0.81
44 Mothers with serious mental illness. 2000 0.80
45 Public psychiatry in Oregon and Colorado: programs with common roots. 1989 0.80
46 Recoiling, regrouping, and recovering: first-person accounts of the role of spirituality in the course of serious mental illness. 1998 0.80
47 Changes in self-image during early adolescence. 1984 0.80
48 Diagnosis and treatment of HIV-associated neurocognitive disorders. 2000 0.80
49 Homeless families: single mothers and their children in Boston shelters. 1986 0.80
50 Measuring outcomes of care for substance use and mental disorders. 1996 0.80
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