Titlebook: Community Mental Health and Behavioral-Ecology; A Handbook of Theory Abraham M. Jeger,Robert S. Slotnick Book 1982 Plenum Press, New York 1

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,Somatoforme St?rungen und Dissoziation,ation to mental health treatment settings is to facilitate self-evaluation and programmatic changes on the part of the existing staff. The consultant educates the staff on the use of social climate assessment techniques that are highly economical, efficient, valuable to line staff, and incorporate clients’ contributions.

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Innovation and Diffusion in Mental Healthtely, there is an emerging consensus that such an assumption is at best overoptimistic (Lynn, 1978), and that the utilization and dissemination of mental health research is the weakest link in the change process.

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Consultation for Self-Evaluationation to mental health treatment settings is to facilitate self-evaluation and programmatic changes on the part of the existing staff. The consultant educates the staff on the use of social climate assessment techniques that are highly economical, efficient, valuable to line staff, and incorporate clients’ contributions.

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IntroductionThe chapters in Part II describe the development and evaluation of three innovative programs designed as alternatives to hospitalization for psychiatric clients. In the first two cases, the national dissemination of the programs is also emphasized.

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,Statistik somatoformer St?rungen,s. It is an evolving orientation that is characterized by a general set of assumptions, principles, and values, rather than a single theory or set of specific methods. In this volume we develop the behavioral-ecological perspective as a conceptual framework for community mental health. The framework

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