Modern Community Mental Health

Journal of Clinical Psychiatry This book is about the good news of deinstitutionalization. Too often we hear about the horror stories related to homelessness, incarceration, and violence in our community of individuals who are neglected in a very visible way. For the many who find an opportunity for life in the community with work, school, and family, this volume is a welcome contribution.

<br>Kenneth Yeager, PhD, LISW, is the Director of Quality and Operational Improvement for The Ohio State University Harding Hospital, Administrative Director of The OSU Harding Hospital Outpatient Psychiatric Clinics, and Clinical Associate Professor in the Department of Psychiatry, The Ohio State University.David Cutler, MD, is Professor Emeritus and former Director of the Public Psychiatry Training Program in the Department of Psychiatry, Oregon Health and Sciences University.Dale Svendsen, MD, is Director of the Division of Public and Community Psychiatry and Associate Professor of Clinical Psychiatry, The Ohio State University.Grayce M. Sills, PhD, RN, FAAN, is Professor Emeritus and former acting dean of the College of Nursing, The Ohio State University.<br>

CHAPTER 1 PUBLIC MENTAL HEALTH IN AMERICA: <"ENLIGHTENMENT>" TO ACCOUNTABLE CARE ; CHAPTER 2 STATE PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITALS IN THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY ; CHAPTER 3 INVOLUNTARY CIVIL COMMITMENT: APPLYING EVOLVING POLICY AND LEGAL DETERMINATION IN COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH ; CHAPTER 4 TRAUMA INFORMED CARE ; CHAPTER 5 AN APPROACH TO INTERDISCIPLINARY MENTAL HEALTH WORK IN SOUTH-VERONA, ITALY ; CHAPTER6 BRIDGING THE INTERDISCIPLINARY TRAINING GAP ; CHAPTER 7 RECOVERY AND RESILIENCY: TRANSITIONING FROM THE HOSPITAL TO THE COMMUNITY ; CHAPTER 8 THE IMPORTANCE OF PREPARING MEDICAL STUDENTS FOR COMMUNITY PSYCHIATRY ; CHAPTER 9 THE POWER OF GROUPS IN SERIOUS MENTAL ILLNESS: INTEGRATED PATHWAYS TO RECOVERY ; CHAPTER 10 CULTURAL COMPETENCY ; CHAPTER 11 RECOVERY FACILITATING SERVICE PLANNING: AN INTERDISCIPLINARY RESPONSIBILITY ; CHAPTER 12 CONSUMER-PROFESSIONAL PARTNERSHIPS DURING THE RECOVERY ERA ; CHAPTER 13 INTERDISCIPLINARY MENTAL HEALTH CONSULTATION: A KEY SKILL FOR MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS ; CHAPTER 14 PHYSICAL HEALTH AND MENTAL HEALTH CARE ; CHAPTER 15 EVIDENCE BASED PRACTICE IN COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH ; CHAPTER 16 CRISIS INTERVENTION AND SUPPORT ; CHAPTER 17 EARLY INTERVENTION AND PREVENTION OF LONG-TERM DISABILITY IN YOUTH AND ADULTS: THE EASA MODEL ; CHAPTER 18 FAMILY PSYCHOEDUCATION ; CHAPTER 19 ASSERTIVE COMMUNITY TREATMENT TEAMS ; CHAPTER 20 CRISIS INTERVENTION TEAMS: A BOUNDARY SPANNING COLLABORATION BETWEEN THE LAW ENFORCEMENT AND MENTAL HEALTH COMMUNITIES ; CHAPTER 21 CASE MANAGEMENT CONTRIBUTIONS TO CARE ; CHAPTER 22 PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES OF MEDICATION MANAGEMENT FOR PEOPLE WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA: EVOLUTION WITHIN A RECOVERY-BASED FRAMEWORK OF CARE ; CHAPTER 23 OPTIMIZING MEDICATION IN THE SERVICE OF RECOVERY: IS THERE A PATH FOR REDUCING OVER UTILIZATION OF PSYCHIATRIC MEDICATIONS? ; CHAPTER 24 SUPPORTED HOUSING, SOCIALIZATION, EDUCATION AND EMPLOYMENT ; CHAPTER 25 RECOVERY AND COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH ; CHAPTER 26 MILITARY VETERANS AND FAMILIES ; CHAPTER 27 MENTAL ILLNESS/INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY ; CHAPTER 28 ADDRESSING SUICIDE RISK IN COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH ; CHAPTER 29 JAIL DIVERSION: USING THE SEQUENTIAL INTERCEPT MODEL ; CHAPTER 30 NEW PROMISES: SPECIALIZED DOCKETS AS PARTNERSHIPS BETWEEN TREATMENT AND ; THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM ; CHAPTER 31 THE USE OF TECHNOLOGY IN A COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH SETTING ; CHAPTER 32 ESTABLISHING A COMPREHENSIVE CONTINUOUS INTEGRATED SYSTEM OF CARE FOR PERSONS WITH CO-OCCURRING CONDITIONS ; CHAPTER 33 TRANSFORMATIONAL LEADERSHIP IN MENTAL HEALTH ; CHAPTER 34 PSYCHIATRIC RISK MANAGEMENT: EFFORTS TO REDUCE UNFORESEEN OUTCOMES ; CHAPTER 35 QUALITY MANAGEMENT AND PROGRAM EVALUATION ; CHAPTER 36 A SOCIAL SYSTEMS PERSPECTIVE ON LEADERSHIP IN SYSTEMS OF CARE