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Psychiatric Services

December 01, 1977, Vol. 28, No. 12
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PEOPLE WHO ACCOMPANY ALCOHOLICS TO THE HOSPITAL AS A PREDICTOR OF PATIENT DROPOUT
William T. Bowen; Stuart W. Twemlow
A SYSTEM TO DOCUMENT MEDICAL RECORDS FOR UTILIZATION REVIEW
David J. Withersty; Wilford W. Spradlin
Therapists' Acceptance of Peer Review in a Community Mental Health Center
Lorraine L. Luft; Donald E. Newman
A State Catastrophic Health Insurance Plan and the Peer Review Process
D. Robert Fowler; Frank W. Sullivan; William O. Samuels
The Role of the Child Psychiatrist in Peer Review
James A. Margolis
Medical Audit: An Effective Arm of Quality Assurance
Jack Greenspan
A Review of the Medical Records of Adolescent Psychiatric Inpatients in a General Hospital
Anthony Nowels
Record-Keeping in a State Hospital: A Modification of the Weed System
Bonita C. Fahrner; Norman C. Ellis; Saundra L. Stark; Jo Ann C. Spencer
The Problem-Oriented Medical Record as a Training Tool for Staff
Roger Biron; Patricia Goodman
Clinical and Legal Issues in the Family Therapy Record
Neal Gansheroff; Ivan Boszormenyi-Nagy; John Matrullo
CHAMPUS and APA Join Forces to Develop a Model System of Peer Review
AN ATTORNEY'S POTENTIAL ROLE IN A HEALTH CARE ORGANIZATION
John C. Cameron
THE TEAMS GALLOP THROUGH THE CATCHMENT AREAS
Bertram J. Black
THE PSYCHIATRIST'S ROLE AS TEAM LEADER: WHAT ABOUT THE OTHER PROFESSIONALS?
Herman Huber
OLD FOLKS AT HOMES: A FIELD STUDY OF NURSING AND BOARD-AND-CARE HOMES—by Raymond Glasscote, M.A., and others; Joint Information Service, Washington, D.C., 1976, 148 pages, $6.50
Bernard A. Stotsky
BASIC PRINCIPLES OF LONG-TERM PATIENT CARE: DEVELOPING A THERAPEUTIC COMMUNITY—by Charles H. Kramer, M.D., and Jeannette R. Kramer; Thomas, Springfield, Illinois, 1976, 375 pages, $19.95
Robert Pynoos; Michael Sacks
GETTING TO KNOW THE TROUBLED CHILD—by David H. Looff, M.D.; University of Tennessee Press, Knoxville, 1976, 250 pages, $5.95 paperbound
Henry H. Work
FOUR MORE DAYS (34 minutes, color, 16 mm., 1977). Produced by the Tertiary Education Research Centre, University of New South Wales, Australia. Distributed by New York University, 26 Washington Place, New York, New York 10003. Purchase, $400; rental, $35
Jack Neher
WHAT'S THAT GOT TO DO WITH MENTAL HEALTH? (30 minutes, color, 16 mm., 1977). Produced by Reel Life Films for Action for Social Research under a grant from the National Institute of Mental Health. Distributed by Action for Social Research, Room 603, 235 East Santa Clara Street, San Jose, California 95113. Purchase, $375; rental, $36; preview, $25. (Preview and rental fees are applicable to purchase price.)
Jack Neher
HOME AND COMMUNITY TREATMENT: ACTIVATING FAMILY CHANGE (32 minutes, color, 16 mm., 1976). Produced by the Mendota Mental Health Institute. May be rented for $20 from the A-V Librarian, Mendota Mental Health Institute, 301 Troy Drive, Madison, Wisconsin 53704. May be purchased for $154.84 from RK Motion Picture Lab, 6410 West State Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53213
Jack Neher
HEALTH PLANNING ISSUES AND PUBLIC LAW 93-641—by Steven Sieverts; American Hospital Association, 1977, 114 pages. Available for $11.50 from the American Hospital Association, 840 North Lake Shore Drive, Chicago, Illinois 60611
WHAT DID YOU SAY IN SCHOOL TODAY? (23 minutes, color, 16 mm., 1976). Produced and distributed by Peach Enterprises, 4649 Gerald, Warren, Michigan 48902. Purchase, $285; rental, $28
Jack Neher
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