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Psychiatric Services

December 01, 1982, Vol. 33, No. 12
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THE CRISIS IN PRIVATE CONSULTATION
Milton Viederman
A NOTE OF APPRECIATION
John A. Talbott
A SUICIDE ATTEMPT BY A SEDUCTIVE PATIENT: WHAT'S THE TREATMENT PLAN?
Allen Frances; Toksoz B. Karasu
A 12-YEAR FOLLOW-UP STUDY OF CHRONIC SCHIZOPHRENICS
George Gardos; Jonathan O. Cole; Richard A. LaBrie
Delays in veterans' disability claims
Max R. Woodall
Handling impaired physicians
Douglas A. Sargent
More resources on managing violence
Larry Hampton
Violence among hospitalized patients
Cornelis L. J. Stokman
Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry at the Crossroads: In Search of a Definition for the 1980s
Robert O. Pasnau
Needs for Psychiatry in the General Hospital
James J. Strain
Attitudes of Nonpsychiatric Physicians Toward Psychiatric Consultation
Steven A. Cohen-Cole; Charles P. Friedman
Case Management for the Chronic Mentally III: Models and Dimensions
Stuart R. Schwartz; Howard H. Goldman; Shoshanna Churgin
Models for Evaluating Services at Community Mental Health Centers
Jay Lebow
DISRUPTIVE BEHAVIOR BY HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS FOLLOWING MOVIE VIEWING
Roy Johnston; Burdette W. Lundy
FORMER PATIENTS AS VOLUNTEERS IN COMMUNITY AGENCIES: A MODEL WORK REHABILITATION PROGRAM
Linda M. Keys
PRODUCING OUR TOWN: THERAPEUTIC THEATER IN A PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL
Scott Rose
A MUTUAL-PERFORMANCE CONTRACT TO CLOSE THE GAP BETWEEN HOSPITAL AND COMMUNITY
John McRae
OREGON'S INNOVATIVE SYSTEM FOR SUPERVISING OFFENDERS FOUND NOT GUILTY BY REASON OF INSANITY
Jeffrey L. Rogers; Joseph D. Bloom; Spero Manson
WHY YOUNG PSYCHIATRISTS CHOOSE NOT TO WORK WITH CHRONIC PATIENTS
Seth Eichler
ALUMINUM GEL MAY BE FACTOR IN PATIENT'S MENTAL IMPAIRMENT
Ronald Pies
EVERYBODY'S GUIDE TO EMOTIONAL WELL-BEING: HELPING YOURSELF GET HELP—by J. Ingram Walker, M.D.; Harbor Publishing, San Francisco, 1982, 273 pages, $13.95 hardcover, $9.95 paperbound
James T. Barter
HANDBOOK OF PARTIAL HOSPITALIZATION—by Geoffrey A.W. DiBella, M.D., G. Wayne Weitz, A.C.S.W., Dorothy Poynter-Berg, C.S.W., and Judith L. Yurmark, A.C.S.W.; Brunner- Mazel, New York City, 1982, 334 pages, $29.95
Howard Kiar
THE 36-HOUR DAY: A FAMILY GUIDE TO CARING FOR PERSONS WITH ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE, RELATED DEMENTING ILLNESSES, AND MEMORY LOSS IN LATER LIFE—by Nancy L. Mace and Peter V. Rabins, M.D.; Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore, 1981, 253 pages, $14.95 hardcover, $6.95 paper-bound
Mary E. Woesner
THE CARING FAMILY: LIVING WITH CHRONIC MENTAL ILLNESS—by Kayla F. Bernheim, Richard R.J. Lewine, and Caroline T. Beale; Random House, New York City, 1982, 226 pages, $13.50
Mary E. Woesner
TO HAVE AND TO HOLD (16 mm, color, 20 minutes, 1981). Produced and directed by Mark Lipman. Distributed by Emerge Films, 25 West Street, Boston, Mass. 02111. Purchase, $350; rental, $35
Jack Neber
RUNNING MY WAY (16 mm, color, 27½ minutes, 1981). Produced and directed by Lynn Littman. Distributed by the Children's Home Society of California, 5429 McConnell Avenue, Los Angeles, California 90066. Purchase, $395; rental, $40 (available on free loan in California)
THE BOY WHO TURNED OFF (16 mm or video-cassette, color, 28 minutes, 1982). Written, directed, and narrated by Larry Kurnarsky for the National Film Board of Canada. Distributed by Carousel Films, 1501 Broadway, New York, New York 10036. Purchase, $535; rental, contact the distributor for rates
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