Community Mental Health Journal 1992: Vol 28 Table of Contents

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COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH JOURNAL
Volume 28, Number 1 February 1992
EDITOR’S NOTE
David L. Cutler, M.D.
ARTICLES
MENTAL PATIENTS’ ATTRACTION TO THE HOSPITAL:
CORRELATES OF LIVING PREFERENCE
Robert E. Drake, M.D., Ph.D., and Michael A. Wallach, Ph.D.
AIDS AND FAMILY PLANNING COUNSELING OF
PSYCHIATRICALLY ILL WOMEN IN COMMUNITY
MENTAL HEALTH CLINICS
John H. Coverdale, M.B., Ch.B., and John F. Aruffo, M.D.
MENTAL ILLNESS TOPICS IN POPULAR PERIODICALS
Otto F. Wahl, Ph.D., and Arthur Lincoln Kaye
HOW TREATMENT OF PERSONS WITH SERIOUS
MENTAL ILLNESS IS PORTRAYED IN UNDERGRADUATE
PSYCHOLOGY TEXTBOOKS
Cheryl A. Halter, M.S., Gary R. Bond, Ph.D., and Rebecca
De Graaf-Kaser, M.S.
BRIEF REPORT
THE MULTISERVICE NETWORK: REACHING THE
UNSERVED MULTI-PROBLEM INDIVIDUAL
Ralph Buckley, M.S.W., and Douglas A. Bigelow, Ph.D.
COMMUNITY PSYCHIATRIC PRACTICE
PSYCHIATRIC EDUCATION IN THE STATE HOSPITAL: A
CURRENT APPROACH
William H. Wilson, M.D.
COMMENT ON WILLIAM H. WILSON, “PSYCHIATRIC
EDUCATION IN THE STATE HOSPITAL: A CURRENT
APPROACH”
Jeffrey L. Geller, M.D., M.P.H.
RESPONSE TO WILLIAM H. WILSON, “PSYCHIATRIC
EDUCATION IN THE STATE HOSPITAL: A CURRENT
APPROACH”
Phyllis Solomon, Ph.D.
REPLY TO DRS. SOLOMON AND GELLER REGARDING
MY PAPER “PSYCHIATRIC EDUCATION IN THE STATE
HOSPITAL: A CURRENT APPROACH”
William H. Wilson, M.D.
BOOK REVIEWS
Anxiety and Stress Management, by Trevor J. Powell and
Simon J. Enright (reviewed by Arthur N. Wiens, Ph.D.);
Advocacy and Empowerment, by Stephen M. Rose and Bruce
L. Black (reviewed by Robert I. Paulson, D.S.W.)
FILM REVIEWS
Stat, producer-director, Lance A. Gentile, M.D.; He Men,
produced by Thomas J. Whelan; Electroconvulsive Therapy:
ECT. The Treatment, The Questions, The Answers, distributed
by the University of Michigan Medical Center (reviewed by H.
James Lurie, M.D., Film Review Editor)
75 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
77 ERRATUM
ISSN 0010-3853 CMHJ 28(1)1-78(1992) LC 75-220001
Community Mental Health Journal (ISSN 0010-3853) is published bimonthly in February,
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National Council of Community Mental Health Centers, Inc. and is devoted to the broad fields of
community mental health theory, practice and research. Manuscripts are accepted for considera-
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MANUSCRIPTS should be submitted in triplicate, should not exceed approximately 16 double-
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with references arranged alphabetically on a separate page and referred to in the text by author
and year of publication. Footnotes are discouraged except for an introductory biographical note
and instructions for reprint requests on the first page. In addition, the journal supports the use of
non-sexist language in all manuscripts. Authors should consider the Publication Manual of the
American Psychological Association for guidelines relating to manuscript preparation including
non-sexist language. Manuscripts cannot be returned unless accompanied by sufficient postage.
Send manuscripts to: Dr. David Cutler, Dept. of Psychiatry OPO2, Oregon Health Sciences
University, 3181 S.W. Sam Jackson Park Rd., Portland, OR 97201.
SUBSCRIPTION inquiries and subscription orders should be addressed to the publisher at
Subscription Department, Human Sciences Press, Inc., 233 Spring Street, New York, N.Y. 10013-
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COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH JOURNAL
Volume 28, Number 2 April 1992
ARTICLE
CLINICAL ENCOUNTERS WITH OUTPATIENT COERCION AT THE
CMHC: QUESTIONS OF IMPLEMENTATION AND EFFICACY
Jeffrey L. Geller, M.D., M.P.H.
FINANCING MENTAL HEALTH CARE
EDITOR’S COMMENT
David L. Cutler, M.D.
TOWARD THE FINANCIAL INTEGRATION OF PUBLIC MENTAL
HEALTH SERVICES
Glenn R. Yank, M.D., David S. Hargrove, Ph.D., and King E. Davis, Ph.D.
THE MENTAL HEALTH HMO: CAPITATION FUNDING FOR THE
CHRONICALLY MENTALLY ILL. WHY AN HMO?
Phyllis E. Marshall, B.A., M.S.W.
THE COST OF FRAGMENTED MENTAL HEALTH FINANCING: IS IT
WORTH IT?
David L. Cutler, M.D., Douglas Bigelow, Ph.D., and Bentson McFarland,
M.D., Ph.D.
BRIEF REPORT
RURAL MENTAL HEALTH APPOINTMENT ADHERENCE:
IMPLICATIONS FOR THERAPY
Debra K. Mooney, M.S., and Richard D. Johnson, Ph.D.
COMMUNITY PSYCHIATRIC PRACTICE
ADAPTATION: THE KEY TO COMMUNITY PSYCHIATRIC PRACTICE IN
THE RURAL SETTING
Deborah A. Reed, M.D.
COMMENT ON “ADAPTATION: THE KEY TO COMMUNITY
PSYCHIATRIC PRACTICE IN THE RURAL SETTING”
Robert E. Drake, M.D., Ph.D.
COMMENT ON “ADAPTATION: THE KEY TO COMMUNITY
PSYCHIATRIC PRACTICE IN THE RURAL SETTING”
Richard Warner, M.B, D.P.M.
BOOK REVIEWS
Psychotherapy and the Somatizing Patient, by E. Mark Stern and Virginia
Fraser Stern, Editors (reviewed by David T. Hellkamp, Ph.D.); Caring for the
Chronic Mentally Ill, by Ursula C. Gerhart (reviewed by Scott Ries, A.C.S.W.)
FILM REVIEWS
Mother, Mother, produced by Judy Miller, directed by Micki Dickoff; A Case
of Need: Media Coverage and Organ Transplants, produced by Deni Elliot
and Bill Fitz (reviewed by H. James Lurie, M.D., Film Review Editor)
COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH JOURNAL
Volume 28, Number 3 June 1992
SPECIAL ARTICLES:
SERVICES FOR THE SERIOUSLY MENTALLY ILL
THE EFFICACY OF CASE MANAGEMENT SERVICES FOR SEVERELY
MENTALLY DISABLED CLIENTS
Phyllis Solomon, Ph.D.
FAMILIES’ PERCEPTIONS OF COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH
PROGRAMS FOR THEIR RELATIVES WITH A SEVERE MENTAL
ILLNESS
James G. Hanson, Ph.D., and Charles A. Rapp, Ph.D.
SOCIAL NETWORKS OF RESIDENTS IN SUPPORTIVE HOUSING
Paula Goering, R.N., Ph.D., Janet Durbin, B.Sc., M.A., Robert Foster, B.A.,
Susan Boyles, Hons. B.A., Taras Babiak, M.D., F.R.C.P{c), and
Bill Lancee, Ph.D.
NORMAL HOUSING: A KEY ELEMENT OF A SUPPORTED HOUSING
APPROACH FOR PEOPLE WITH PSYCHIATRIC DISABILITIES
Michael Hogan, Ph.D., and Paul J. Carling, Ph.D.
A MODEL FOR MEASURING THE IMPLEMENTATION OF COMMUNITY
SUPPORT PROGRAMS: RESULTS FROM THREE SITES
John S. Brekke, Ph.D., and Mary Ann Test, Ph.D.
BRIEF PROGRAM REPORT
A COLLABORATIVE MODEL OF A COUNTY CRISIS INTERVENTION
TEAM: THE LAKE COUNTY EXPERIENCE
Thelma Silver, A.C.S.W., and Howard Goldstein, D.S. W.
COMMUNITY PSYCHIATRIC PRACTICE
INTRODUCTION
Jerome V. Vaccaro, M.D.
PSYCHIATRY IN COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTERS:
EVERYONE CAN WIN
David A. Pollack, M.D., and David L. Cutler, M.D.
COMMENTS ON “PSYCHIATRY IN COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH
CENTERS: EVERYONE CAN WIN”
Jerome V. Vaccaro, M.D.
BOOK REVIEWS
Women As They Age: Challenge, Opportunity, and Triumph, edited by J.
Dianne Garner and Susan O. Mercer (reviewed by Enid Opal Cox, D.S.W.);
Social Skills Training for Psychiatric Patients, by Robert Paul Liberman,
William J. DeRisi, and Kim T. Muesser (reviewed by David L. Cutler, M.D.)
FILM REVIEWS
Emergency Unit, producer, Richard Kahn; Nursing Shortage, producer, Ben
Ashtenberg; HIV/AIDS. An Update for Health Professionals, A Six Part
Series, producers and distributors: University of Washington AIDS Education
and Training Center and Novela Health Foundation (reviewed by H. James
Lurie, M.D., Film Review Editor)
COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH JOURNAL
Volume 28, Number 4 August 1992
ARTICLES
ETHNIC DIFFERENCES IN EMERGENCY PSYCHIATRIC CARE
AND HOSPITALIZATION IN A PROGRAM FOR THE SEVERELY
MENTALLY ILL
Lonnie R. Snowden, Ph.D., and Jane Holschuh, M.S. W.
DAUGHTERS CAREGIVING FOR HISPANIC AND NON-
HISPANIC ALZHEIMER PATIENTS: DOES ETHNICITY MAKE A
DIFFERENCE?
Jacobo E. Mintzer, M.D., Mark P. Rubert, Ph.D., David Loewenstein,
Ph.D., Edgardo Gamez, M.D., Agustin Millor, L.C.S.W., Rocio
Quinteros, M.S., Linda Flores, M.D., Meridith Miller, R.N., Ph.D.,
Adrianne Rainerman, and Carl Eisdorfer, Ph.D., M.D.
SERVICE NEEDS OF YOUTHS RELEASED FROM A STATE
PSYCHIATRIC FACILITY AS PERCEIVED BY SERVICE
PROVIDERS AND FAMILIES
Phyllis Solomon, Ph.D., and Diane Evans, M.S.S.A.
ASSESSING AND RESPONDING TO SUICIDAL JAIL INMATES
Gregory E. Winkler, M.S.S.W.
BRIEF REPORT
ALCOHOL PROBLEMS IN LATER LIFE: EVALUATION OF A
MODEL COMMUNITY EDUCATION PROGRAM
Clara C. Pratt, Ph.D., Vicki L. Schmall, Ph.D., Willetta Wilson,
Ph.D., and Alida Benthin, M.A.
CLINICAL CARE UPDATE
REFINING AN ADVOCACY MODEL FOR HOMELESS PEOPLE
COPING WITH PSYCHIATRIC DISABILITIES
Paul P. Freddolino, Ph.D., and David P. Moxley, Ph.D.
COMMUNITY PSYCHIATRIC PRACTICE
INTRODUCTION
Jerome V. Vaccaro, M.D.
LITHIUM: SERUM LEVELS, RENAL EFFECTS, AND DOSING
STRATEGIES
Michael J. Gitlin, M.D.
BOOK REVIEWS
Depression in Primary Care: Screening and Detection, edited by
C. Clifford Attkisson and Jane M. Zich (reviewed by Rupert R.
Goetz); Dying and Disabled Children: Dealing with Loss and Grief, by
H. Dick et al. (reviewed by Steve Sunderland, Ph.D.)
FILM REVIEWS
Chrysalis 86: The Development of a Therapeutic Group, and Where’s
Mummy? The Robertson Studies of Mother-Child Separation, produced
by Penn State Audio-Visual Services (reviewed by H. James
Lurie, M.D.)
COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH JOURNAL
Volume 28, Number 5 October 1992
ARTICLES
NEGLECTED ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT ISSUES IN
MENTAL HEALTH SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT
James R. Greenley, Ph.D.
PREDICTING PSYCHIATRIC SYMPTOMS AMONG HOMELESS
PEOPLE
Robert J. Calsyn, Ph.D., and Gary A. Morse, Ph.D.
SOCIAL SUPPORT AND QUALITY OF LIFE OF COMMUNITY
SUPPORT CLIENTS
Frank Baker, Ph.D., David Jodrey, Ph.D., and James
Intagliata, Ph.D.
INFORMAL SYSTEMS OF CARE FOR THE CHRONICALLY
MENTALLY ILL
Mark Tausig, Ph.D., Gene A. Fisher, Ph.D., and Richard C.
Tessler, Ph.D.
CLINICAL CARE UPDATE
CLINICAL ISSUES IN SOCIAL NETWORK THERAPY FOR
CLIENTS WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA
Donald Wasylenki, M.D., Susan James, O.T., Carrie Clark, O.T.,
Joan Lewis, O.T., Paula Goering, Ph.D., and Laurie Gillies, Ph.D.
BRIEF REPORT
A COMPARISON OF HOW FAMILIES AND THEIR SERVICE
PROVIDERS RATE FAMILY GENERATED QUALITY OF
SERVICE FACTORS
Maureen O. Marcenko, Ph.D., Sandra E. Herman, Ph.D., and Kelly L.
Hazel, M.A.
COMMUNITY PSYCHIATRIC PRACTICE
INTRODUCTION
THE QUALITY ASSURANCE DILEMMA IN PSYCHIATRY:
A SOCIOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE
Kenneth Byalin, Ph.D., C.S.W.
BOOK REVIEWS
Psychiatric Rehabilitation, by William Anthony, Mikal Cohen, and
Mariane Farkas (reviewed by Kenneth P. Drude, Ph.D.); Governing
the Soul: The Shaping of the Private Self, by Nikolas Rose (reviewed
by Richard U’Ren, M.D.)
FILM REVIEWS
There Was a Child, Fred Simon, director; Help Me Die, Lori Hope,
director; and Women Coming Out of the Shadow, Elyse A. Williams,
director, produced by Fanlight Productions; Annie, One of the Lucky
Ones, produced by San Filepe Del Rio Foundation; and Travels in
Europe with Rick Steves (reviewed by H. James Lurie, M.D.)
COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH JOURNAL
Volume 28, Number 6 December 1992
ARTICLES
CHARACTERISTICS ASSOCIATED WITH LEGAL STATUS
CHANGE AMONG PSYCHIATRIC PATIENTS
Brian J. Cuffel, Ph.D.
SUICIDE IN A COMMUNITY BASED CASE
MANAGEMENT SERVICE
Jennifer Pyke, R.N., M.H.Sc., and Melanie J. Steers, M.S.W.
NEEDS ASSESSMENT FOR PERSONS WITH SEVERE MENTAL
ILLNESS: WHAT SERVICES ARE NEEDED FOR SUCCESSFULL
COMMUNITY LIVING?
Janet Ford, Ph.D., Dale Young, M.S.W., Barbara C. Perez, M.A.,
Robert L. Obermeyer, and Donald G. Rohner
VALIDITY OF CASE MANAGER REPORTS OF CLIENTS’
FUNCTIONING IN THE COMMUNITY: INDEPENDENT LIVING,
INCOME, EMPLOYMENT, FAMILY CONTACT, AND
PROBLEM BEHAVIORS
Prudence A. Widlack, Ph.D., James R. Greenley, Ph.D.,
and David McKee, Ph.D.
CLINICAL CARE UPDATE
FAMILY VIOLENCE: CONTEMPORARY RESEARCH FINDINGS
AND PRACTICE ISSUES
Bonnie L. Yegidis, Ph.D.
BRIEF REPORT
ATTITUDES OF AFRICAN AMERICAN ADULTS TOWARD
TREATMENT IN CASES OF RAPE
Vetta L. Sanders Thompson, Ph.D., and Sharon D. West, M.A.
COMMUNITY PSYCHIATRIC PRACTICE
INTRODUCTION
GROUP TREATMENT ASSIGNMENT FOR OUTPATIENTS WITH
SCHIZOPHRENIA: INTEGRATING RECENT CLINICAL AND
RESEARCH FINDINGS
E. Michael Kahn, M.D., and Eleanor White Kahn, Ph.D., R.N.
RESPONSE TO KAHN AND KAHN
William H. Wilson, M.D.
GROUP TREATMENT OR GROUP REHABILITATION: COMMENT
ON KAHN AND KAHN
Jerome V. Vaccaro, M.D.
BOOK REVIEWS
Working with the Person with Schizophrenia: The Treatment Alliance,
by Michael A. Slezer, Timothy B. Sullivan, Monica Carsky, and
Kenneth G. Terkelsen (reviewed by Joyce R. Borkin); Gender and
Power in Families, edited by Rosine Jozef Perelberg and Ann C.
Miller (reviewed by Cathy Kerr, L.I.S.W.)
FILM REVIEWS
The Party’s Over, producer, Nimiak/Hasset Productions; Living with
Parents Who Drink Too Much, AIMS Media; and Cults: Saying No
Under Pressure, producer, Jay Compas (reviewed by H. James Lurie,
M.D., Film Review Editor)
567 INDEX TO VOLUME 28
ISSN 0010-3853 CMH] 28(6) 469-570 (1992) LC 75-220001
Community Mental Health Journal (ISSN 0010-3853) is published bimonthly in February,
April, June, August, October and December and is a trademark of Human Sciences Press, Inc.
Second-class postage paid at New York, N.Y., and at additional mailing offices. Postmaster: Send
address changes to Community Mental Health Journal, Human Sciences Press, Inc. 233 Spring
Street, New York, N.Y. 10013-1578.
The Community Mental Health Journal is sponsored by and is an official publication of the
National Council of Community Mental Health Centers, Inc. and is devoted to the broad fields of
community mental health theory, practice and research. Manuscripts are accepted for considera-
tion with understanding that they represent original material, have not been published elsewhere
and are not being considered for publication in another journal.
MANUSCRIPTS should be submitted in triplicate, should not exceed approximately 16 double-
spaced pages and must include a 100-word abstract. All tables and figures must be high quality,
camera-ready art, photographs, or original copy. Style should conform to that found in this journal
with references arranged alphabetically on a separate page and referred to in the text by author
and year of publication. Footnotes are discouraged except for an introductory biographical note
and instructions for reprint requests on the first page. In addition, the journal supports the use of
non-sexist language in all manuscripts. Authors should consider the Publication Manual of the
American Psychological Association for guidelines relating to manuscript preparation including
non-sexist language. Manuscripts cannot be returned unless accompanied by sufficient postage.
Send manuscripts to: Dr. David Cutler, Dept. of Psychiatry OPO2, Oregon Health Sciences
University, 3181 S.W. Sam Jackson Park Rd., Portland, OR 97201.
SUBSCRIPTION inquiries and subscription orders should be addressed to the publisher at
Subscription Department, Human Sciences Press, Inc., 233 Spring Street, New York, N.Y. 10013-
1578 or faxed to the Subscription Department at its number [phone]. Subscription rates:
Volume 28, 1992 (6 issues) $195.00 (outside the U.S., $230.00). Price for individual subscribers
certifying that the journal is for their personal use, $52.00 (outside the U.S., $60.00).
ADVERTISING inquiries should be addressed to the Advertising Sales Representative, Daniel S.
Lipner, Weston Media Associates, P.O. Box 1110, Greens Farms, Connecticut 06436-—telephone
[phone] and fax [phone].
INDEXED OR ABSTRACTED IN: Psychological Abstracts, Chicago Psychoanalytic Literature
Index, NASW Abstracts, Nursing Research, Social Work Research Abstracts, Higher Education
Abstracts, Automatic Subject Citation Alert, Crime and Delinquency Abstracts, Mental Retarda-
tion Abstracts, Selective Index to Health Literature, Human Resources Abstracts, Hospital Litera-
ture Index, Cumulative Index to Nursing and Allied Health Literature, Social Sciences Index,
Social Sciences Citation Index, Current Contents: Social and Behavioral Sciences, Abstracts of
Health Care Management Studies, Sociological Abstracts, Safety Science Abstracts, Media Re-
view Digest, Selected List of Tables and Contents of Psychiatric Periodicals, Criminal Justice
Abstracts, Excerpta Medica, Political Science Abstracts, Behavioral Abstracts, BRS Bulletin and
Database, Biological Abstracts, A Matter of Fact, Poverty and Human Resources Abstracts, and
Health Instrument File.
PHOTOCOPYING: Authorization to Photocopy items for internal or personal use, or the internal
use of specific clients, is granted by Human Sciences Press for users registered with the Copyright
Clearance Center (CCC) Transactional Reporting Service, provided that the flat fee of $6.50 per
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01970. For those organizations that have been granted a photocopy license by CCC, a separate
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