Add to ORKGIn recent years attention has been given to the problems of the chronically mentally ill in regard to the effects of deinstitutionalization and a need for community supports. In this study, 77 service providers to the chronically mentally ill of Multnomah County (Portland), Oregon were interviewed to assess the components of the existing community support system for this population, as well as to identify the strengths and weaknesses of the system. Ten chronically mentally ill clients were interviewed in a similar manner
Community support programs for adults with serious and persistent mental illness are designed to imp...
Mental illness is a disease of the brain that affects how a person feels, thinks and acts. It is cau...
Dr. Fisher is also editor of the book in which this chapter is included: Community-Based Interventio...
The effectiveness of Community Support Services for adults with schizophrenia is substantiated by ev...
This study is a program evaluation of the Community Support Services program at High Plains Mental H...
The chronically mentally disabled need to be defined as a special needs group in order to receive th...
This study investigates ways to increase community supports for individuals with severe and persiste...
Families are the primary caregivers for individuals who have a mental illness. They experience mild ...
Professional literature in the past five years regarding the care and treatment of deinstitutionaliz...
Treatment of individuals with chronic mentally illness has been examined to determine the current mo...
The purpose of this study was to identify the mental health services available to the elderly reside...
Objective: The study identified problems that professionals perceive in community care of patients w...
This study was a survey of the chronically mentally ill cases served by the Public Fiduciary of Pima...
Background of the Study. The problems of the mentally ill, their families and all the people connect...
The increasing emphasis on empirical use and psychotherapeutic treatment effectiveness guides the ne...
Community support programs for adults with serious and persistent mental illness are designed to imp...
Mental illness is a disease of the brain that affects how a person feels, thinks and acts. It is cau...
Dr. Fisher is also editor of the book in which this chapter is included: Community-Based Interventio...
The effectiveness of Community Support Services for adults with schizophrenia is substantiated by ev...
This study is a program evaluation of the Community Support Services program at High Plains Mental H...
The chronically mentally disabled need to be defined as a special needs group in order to receive th...
This study investigates ways to increase community supports for individuals with severe and persiste...
Families are the primary caregivers for individuals who have a mental illness. They experience mild ...
Professional literature in the past five years regarding the care and treatment of deinstitutionaliz...
Treatment of individuals with chronic mentally illness has been examined to determine the current mo...
The purpose of this study was to identify the mental health services available to the elderly reside...
Objective: The study identified problems that professionals perceive in community care of patients w...
This study was a survey of the chronically mentally ill cases served by the Public Fiduciary of Pima...
Background of the Study. The problems of the mentally ill, their families and all the people connect...
The increasing emphasis on empirical use and psychotherapeutic treatment effectiveness guides the ne...
Community support programs for adults with serious and persistent mental illness are designed to imp...
Mental illness is a disease of the brain that affects how a person feels, thinks and acts. It is cau...
Dr. Fisher is also editor of the book in which this chapter is included: Community-Based Interventio...