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From the Centers for Disease Control. Characteristics of, and HIV infection among, women served by publicly funded HIV counseling and testing services--United States, 1989-1990.
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[The role of the Public Health department and its tasks in the realization of the recommendations of the federal government's expert commission].
The prospective role of the local authorities in the planning, building up and managing of the community care systems for psychiatric patients and their families is described. The aim is to develop qualified services of care for long-term patients with special needs. This group of patients was neglected in the first phase of psychiatric reforms. The "Gesundheitsämter" (local health administration) play an important part in the care of these severely disabled patients and therefore the need for these services is emphasised. The final report of the national psychiatric programme (180-1985) is mentioned.
Medicaid versus state funding of community residences: impact on daily life of people with mental retardation.
The unintended effects on quality of life that flow from decisions regarding funding sources used to support community-based residential programs were documented. Results show that community residence program structures play an important role in determining quality of life after deinstitutionalization. Clients living under program structures flowing from the Medicaid ICF/MR funding source were less active and involved in life than were clients living in programs funded by non-Medicaid state sources. We hypothesized that the reason for this differential outcome was the result of Medicaid funding regulations and their interpretation, which create an institutional-like set of program structures leading to restrictive care patterns.
The toughest hospital job.
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Caring for persons with AIDS: initiatives. The Casey House model.
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President's Commission sets national mental health goals.
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The mental health movement, 1949--1979.
Three decades of social experimentation in caring for the mentally ill have yielded many new programs, treatments, personnel, and facilities. Despite administrative complexities and historical divisions, alternatives are already available in general hospitals as well as in community centers. Future policies and priorities will not be clarified through recourse to unrealistic "medical models."
Hawaii's residential alternative for the seriously mentally disabled person.
The Public Citizen Health Research Group survey sought to answer the following question: "If I had a seriously mentally ill member of my family, in which states would the person be most likely to receive good care?" Our task in presenting this paper is to ask a similar question: "Would my long-term, mentally ill relative have an appropriate community residential placement in Hawaii?"
Block grants for mental health: elements of the state response.
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Integration.
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Editorial: Capital concertina.
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Changing trends in health care.
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A health services research council?
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Structure of the National Health Service. New green-paper.
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The impacts of NIMH grants to improve state hospitals.
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Mental health leaders angered by deferral of $30.5 million in funding for new CMHCS.
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