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Psychiatric Services

July 01, 1974, Vol. 25, No. 7
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SEEING COLORADO
HELPING PSYCHIATRIC INPATIENTS EXERCISE THEIR RIGHT TO VOTE
Bernice Thompson; Julian Hall
PATIENTS' USE OF A FULL-TIME PATIENT ADVOCATE OFFICE IN A STATE HOSPITAL
Bill Johnson; David Aanes
THE NATURE OF COMPLAINTS OF INPATIENTS WHO VISIT A PATIENTS' RIGHTS OFFICE
David G. Jansen; Louise I. Krause
Class Action and the Right to Treatment
Milton Greenblatt
Problems in Implementing the Right to Treatment in Alabama: The Wyatt V. Stickney Case
Stonewall B. Stickney
Litigating the Right to Treatment Wyatt v. Stickney
Lawrence H. Schwartz
Medical, Moral, and Legal Issues in Mental Health Care: Presentations From the Taykr Manor Hospital Symposium
Karen Huey
The Role of the Psychiatrist in a Neighborhood Health Center
Elliott M. Heiman
A Clergy Training Program in a Menial Health Center
Philip F. Quinn; Kay Talley
BALANCING PATIENTS' RIGHTS WITH THE RIGHTS OF OTHERS
Herbert C. Modlin
THE SUBTLE SUBVERSION OF PATIENTS' RIGHTS BY HOSPITAL STAFF MEMBERS
Kenneth Kramer
INCLUDING STAFF'S RACE AND SEX IN A PAPER: PERTINENT DATA OR PREJUDICE?
Henry J. Furston
THE ORGANIZATION AND DELIVERY OF MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES IN THE GHETTO: The Lincoln Hospital Experience—by Seymour R. Kaplan, M.D., and Melvin Roman, Ph.D.; Praeger, New York City, 1973, 315 pages, $19.50
Lucy D. Ozarin
GUIDELINES FOR A MINIMUM STATISTICAL AND ACCOUNTING SYSTEM FOR COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTERS—by E. Myles Cooper, M.P.H., P.A.; National Institute of Mental Health, 1973, 133 pages. Available from the U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C. 20402, for $1.60 (DHEW Publication No. (ADM) 74-14)
HUMAN SERVICES TECHNOLOGY—by Ronald F. Holler and George M. DeLong; Mosby, St. Louis, 1973, 291 pages, $9.50
WHERE DO THE ChILDREN PLAY? (15 mmutes, color, 1973). Produced by the National Association for Retarded Citizens, 2709 Avenue E East, Arlington, Texas 7601 1 . Cleared for TV. Available to members of the Hospital & Community Psychiatry Service through the service's film library; others may borrow it from their local Association for Retarded Citizens. Available for purchase from Motion Picture Laboratory of Dallas, 3825 Bryan Street, Dallas, Texas 75204, for $50 (payment should accompany order)
Jack Neher
NEWS & NOTES
NEWS BRIEFS
PEOPLE & PLACES
PRODUCT INFORMATION
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