The Journal of Mental Health Administration 1998: Vol 25 Index

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Index to Volume 25
Subject Index
Book Reviews
Achievement and Addiction: A Guide to the Treatment of Professionals, by Edgar P. Nace. November, p. 471.
Return to Community: Building Support Systems for People With Psychiatric Disabilities, by Paul J. Carling. February, p. 117.
Social Work in Mental Health: Trends and Issues, edited by Uri Aviram. November, p. 470.
Brief Reports
Developing an integrated information system for specialized addiction treatment agencies. February, pp. 100-107.
Geographic market areas for psychiatric and medical outpatient treatment. February, pp. 108-116.
Mental health and substance abuse treatment services for dually diagnosed clients: Results of a statewide survey of county administrators. Feb-
ruary, pp. 83-92.
Oklahoma City: Disaster challenges mental health and medical administrators. February, pp. 93-99
Services utilization before and after the prospective payment system by patients with somatization disorder. February, pp. 76-82.
Children/Youth/Families
The development of a statewide continuous evaluation system for the Texas Children’s Mental Health Plan: A total quality management ap-
proach. May, pp. 194-207.
An ecological model for school-based mental health services for urban low-income aggressive children. February, pp. 64-75.
The ecology of outcomes: System accountability in children’s mental health. May, pp. 136-150.
Managing what you measure: Creating outcome-driven systems of care for youth with serious emotional disturbances. May, pp. 177-193.
Multiagency outcome evaluation of children’s services: A case study. May, pp. 163-176.
Privatized Medicaid managed care in Massachusetts: Disposition in child and adolescent mental health emergencies. August, pp. 279-292.
Professional-led versus family-led support groups: Exploring the differences. November, pp. 437-445.
Use of the child and adolescent functional assessment scale (CAFAS) as an outcome measure in clinical settings. August, pp. 325-336.
Utilization management analysis for children’s mental health services. February, pp. 35-42.
Commentaries
From many into one: Addressing the crisis of quality in managed behavioral health care at the millennium. May, pp. 233-237.
Implementation of Medicaid managed mental health care in Iowa: Problems and solutions. August, pp. 293-299.
Outcomes and accountability from a family perspective. May, pp. 230-232.
Costs
Benefits and costs of supported employment from three perspectives. February, pp. 22-34.
Consumers as mental health providers: First-person accounts of benefits and limitations. November, pp. 397-411.
Services utilization before and after the prospective payment system by patients with somatization disorder. February, pp. 76-82.
Dedication
Lawrence W. Rouse, Ph.D.: December 31, 1954—-August 20, 1996. May, p. 135.
Editor’s Notes/Comments
Editor’s Comments. November, p. 464.
Editor’s Note. February, p. 6.
Editor’s Note. August, p. 251.
Special Issue Editor’s Note. May, pp. 132-134.
Inpatient Facilities
Characteristics of short-stay admissions to a psychiatric inpatient service. August, pp. 337-345.
Interactions between group homes and neighbors: Neighbor preferences. November, pp. 425-436.
Using client satisfaction surveys to evaluate and improve services in locked and unlocked adult inpatient facilities. February, pp. 51-63.
Letters to the Editor/Responses
Letter on “Ethical Problems in Psychiatric Research.” November, pp. 465-466.
Letter on “Ethical Problems in Psychiatric Research.” November, pp. 467.
Authors’ Response. November, pp. 468-469.
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Index to Volume 25
Subject Index
Book Reviews
Achievement and Addiction: A Guide to the Treatment of Professionals, by Edgar P. Nace. November, p. 471.
Return to Community: Building Support Systems for People With Psychiatric Disabilities, by Paul J. Carling. February, p. 117.
Social Work in Mental Health: Trends and Issues, edited by Uri Aviram. November, p. 470.
Brief Reports
Developing an integrated information system for specialized addiction treatment agencies. February, pp. 100-107.
Geographic market areas for psychiatric and medical outpatient treatment. February, pp. 108-116.
Mental health and substance abuse treatment services for dually diagnosed clients: Results of a statewide survey of county administrators. Feb-
ruary, pp. 83-92.
Oklahoma City: Disaster challenges mental health and medical administrators. February, pp. 93-99
Services utilization before and after the prospective payment system by patients with somatization disorder. February, pp. 76-82.
Children/Youth/Families
The development of a statewide continuous evaluation system for the Texas Children’s Mental Health Plan: A total quality management ap-
proach. May, pp. 194-207.
An ecological model for school-based mental health services for urban low-income aggressive children. February, pp. 64-75.
The ecology of outcomes: System accountability in children’s mental health. May, pp. 136-150.
Managing what you measure: Creating outcome-driven systems of care for youth with serious emotional disturbances. May, pp. 177-193.
Multiagency outcome evaluation of children’s services: A case study. May, pp. 163-176.
Privatized Medicaid managed care in Massachusetts: Disposition in child and adolescent mental health emergencies. August, pp. 279-292.
Professional-led versus family-led support groups: Exploring the differences. November, pp. 437-445.
Use of the child and adolescent functional assessment scale (CAFAS) as an outcome measure in clinical settings. August, pp. 325-336.
Utilization management analysis for children’s mental health services. February, pp. 35-42.
Commentaries
From many into one: Addressing the crisis of quality in managed behavioral health care at the millennium. May, pp. 233-237.
Implementation of Medicaid managed mental health care in Iowa: Problems and solutions. August, pp. 293-299.
Outcomes and accountability from a family perspective. May, pp. 230-232.
Costs
Benefits and costs of supported employment from three perspectives. February, pp. 22-34.
Consumers as mental health providers: First-person accounts of benefits and limitations. November, pp. 397-411.
Services utilization before and after the prospective payment system by patients with somatization disorder. February, pp. 76-82.
Dedication
Lawrence W. Rouse, Ph.D.: December 31, 1954—-August 20, 1996. May, p. 135.
Editor’s Notes/Comments
Editor’s Comments. November, p. 464.
Editor’s Note. February, p. 6.
Editor’s Note. August, p. 251.
Special Issue Editor’s Note. May, pp. 132-134.
Inpatient Facilities
Characteristics of short-stay admissions to a psychiatric inpatient service. August, pp. 337-345.
Interactions between group homes and neighbors: Neighbor preferences. November, pp. 425-436.
Using client satisfaction surveys to evaluate and improve services in locked and unlocked adult inpatient facilities. February, pp. 51-63.
Letters to the Editor/Responses
Letter on “Ethical Problems in Psychiatric Research.” November, pp. 465-466.
Letter on “Ethical Problems in Psychiatric Research.” November, pp. 467.
Authors’ Response. November, pp. 468-469.
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Managed Care
Designing a system for managing the performance of mental health managed care: An example from New York State’s prepaid mental health
plan. August, pp. 269-278.
Implementation of Medicaid managed mental health care in lowa: Problems and solutions. August, pp. 293-299.
Managed care and medication compliance: Implications for chronic depression. November, pp. 367-376.
Managed care and technical efficiency in outpatient substance abuse treatment units. November, pp. 377-396.
Managed care as a platform for cross-system integration. August, pp. 252-268.
Privatized Medicaid managed care in Massachusetts: Disposition in child and adolescent mental health emergencies. August, pp. 279-292.
Medicaid
Implementation of Medicaid managed mental health care in Iowa: Problems and solutions. August, pp. 293-299.
Privatized Medicaid managed care in Massachusetts: Disposition in child and adolescent mental health emergencies. August, pp. 279-292.
Mental Health Services
The Americans with Disabilities Act, mental disability, and employment practices. August, pp. 312-324.
A brief medical necessity scale for mental disorders: Reliability, validity, and clinical utility. November, pp. 412-424.
Collaboration between a state alliance for the mentally ill and a state mental health authority in monitoring the consequences of downsizing.
February, pp. 43-50.
The development of a statewide continuous evaluation system for the Texas Children’s Mental Health Plan: A total quality management ap-
proach. May, pp. 194-207.
Implementation of Medicaid managed mental health care in Iowa: Problems and solutions. August, pp. 293-299.
Managing smarter: A decision support system for mental health providers. November, pp. 446-455.
Mental health and substance abuse treatment services for dually diagnosed clients: Results of a statewide survey of county administrators. Feb-
ruary, pp. 83-92.
Privatized Medicaid managed care in Massachusetts: Disposition in child and adolescent mental health emergencies. August, pp. 279-292.
The formal mental health care burden among recently deinstitutionalized patients. August, pp. 346-356.
Outcomes
The ecology of outcomes: System accountability in children’s mental health. May, pp. 136-150.
Managing care across systems to improve outcomes for families and communities. May, pp. 217-229.
Managing what you measure: Creating outcome-driven systems of care for youth with serious emotional disturbances. May, pp. 177-193.
Multiagency outcome evaluation of children’s services: A case study. May, pp. 163-176.
Outcomes and accountability from a family perspective. May, pp. 230-232.
Use of the Child and Adolescent Functional Assessment Scale (CAFAS) as an outcome measure in clinical settings. August, pp. 325-336.
Substance Abuse
Consideration of special populations in the drug treatment system of a large metropolitan area. February, pp. 7-21.
Developing an integratcd information system for specialized addiction treatment agencies. February, pp. 100-107.
Managed care and technical efficiency in outpatient substance abuse treatment units. November, pp. 377-396.
Mental health and substance abuse treatment services for dually diagnosed clients: Results of a statewide survey of county administrators. Feb-
ruary, pp. 83-92.
System Performance
Designing a system for managing the performance of mental health managed care: An example from New York State’s prepaid mental health
plan. August, pp. 269-278.
Program specification: A precursor to program monitoring and quality improvement. A case study from Boysville of Michigan. May, pp.
208-216.
Using incarceration rates to measure mental health program performance. August, pp. 300-311.
System Accountability
The development of a statewide continuous evaluation system for the Texas Children’s Mental Health Plan: A total quality management ap-
proach. May, pp. 194-207.
The ecology of outcomes: System accountability in children’s mental health. May, pp. 136-150.
Managing care across systems to improve outcomes for families and communities. May, pp. 217-229.
Managing what you measure: Creating outcome-driven systems of care for youth with serious emotional disturbances. May, pp. 177-193.
Multiagency outcome evaluation of children’s services: A case study. May, pp. 163-176.
A multistakeholder-driven model for developing an outcome management system. May, pp. 151-162.
Outcomes and accountability from a family perspective. May, pp. 230-232.
Personal privacy versus public accountability: A technological solution to an ethical dilemma. November, pp. 456-463.
Program specification: A precursor to program monitoring and quality improvement. A case study from Boysville of Michigan. May, pp.
208-216.
Author Index
Alexander JA, Wheeler JRC, Managed care and technical efficiency in outpatient substance abuse tr units. November,
Nahra TA, Lemak CH pp. 377-396.
Arvanitis P See Atkins MS
Atkins MS, McKay MM, Anecological model for school-based mental health services for urban low-income aggressive children.
Arvanitis P, London L, February, pp. 64-75.
Madison S, Costigan C,
Haney P, Zevenbergen A,
Hess L, Bennett D, Webster D
Avery D See Roy-Byrne P
Baker L, Zucker PJ, Gross MJ Using client satisfaction surveys to evaluate and improve services in locked and unlocked adult
inpatient facilities. February, pp. 51-63.
Banks SM See Pandiani JA
Banks SM See Pandiani JA
Bateman A See Nicholson J
Beck SA, Meadowcroft P, Multiagency outcome evaluation of children’s services: A case study. May, pp. 163-176.
Mason M, Kiely ES
Becker DR See Clark RE
Bennett D See Atkins MS
Boehler SD See Tucker P
Bolig EE See Savas SA
Booth BM See Zhang M
Braun K See Ogborne AC
Browne C Social Work in Mental Health: Trends and Issues, edited by Uri Aviram. November, pp. 470.
Bultema JK See Yohanna D
Carpenter, WT Letter on “Ethical Probiems in Psychiatric Research.” November, pp. 425-436.
Carpinello S, Felton CJ, Pease EA, Designing a system for managing the performance of mental health managed care: An example from New
DeMasi M, Donahue S York State’s prepaid mental health plan. August, pp. 269-278.
Cascardi M See Hernandez M
Christopher NJ See Yohanna D
Clark RE, Xie H, Becker DR, Benefits and costs of supported employment from three perspectives. February, pp. 22-34.
Drake RE
Collins ME See Mowbray CT
Cook JA See Pickett SA
Cook JR Interactions between group homes and neighbors: Neighbor preferences. November, pp. 425-436.
Costigan C See Atkins MS
Dagadakis C See Roy-Byrne P
Davis, KL Letter on “Ethical Problems in Psychiatric Research.” November, pp. 467.
Deb P, Holmes AM The formal mental health care burden among recently deinstitutionalized patients. August, pp. 346-356.
DeMasi M See Carpinello S$
Donahue S See Carpinello S
Drake RE See Clark RE
Evans CJ, McGee C Collaboration between a state alliance for the mentally ill and a state mental health authority in monitoring
the consequences of downsizing. February, pp. 43-50.
Felton CJ See Carpinello S
Fisher WH See Nicholson J
Fleming WM See Savas SA
Fortney JC, Lancaster AE, Geographic market areas for psychiatric and medical outpatient treatment. February, pp. 108-116.
Owen RR, Zhang M
Fuller K See Roy-Byrne P
Gillespie DK See Ogles BM
Grella CE See Polinsky ML
Grella CE See Young NK
Gross MJ See Baker L
Haney P See Atkins MS
Hanson A Return to Community: Building Support Systems for People With Psychiatric Disabilities, by Paul J.
Carling. February, p. 117.
Heller T See Pickett SA
Hernandez, M Special Issue Editor’s Note. May, pp. 132-134.
Hernandez M, Hodges S, The ecology of outcomes: System accountability in children’s mental health. May, pp. 136-150.
Cascardi M
Hess L See Atkins MS
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Hodges K, Wong MM, Latessa M Use of the Child and Adolescent Functional Assessment Scale (CAFAS) as an outcome measure in clinical
settings. August, pp. 325-336.
Hodges S See Hernandez M
Holmes AM See Deb P
Hser Y-I See Polinsky ML
Ichinose C See Rosenblatt A
Jaffe C See Roy-Byrne P
Jerrell JM Utilization management analysis for children’s mental health services. February, pp. 35-42.
Kiely ES See Beck SA
Kihlstrom LC Managed care and medication compliance: Implications for chronic depression. November, pp. 367-376.
Kingdon D See Rosenblatt A
Koch JR, Lewis A, McCall D A multistakeholder-driven model for developing an outcome management system. May, pp. 151-162.
Lancaster AE See Fortney JC
Latessa M See Hodges K
Lehrman NS, Sharav VH Authors’ Response. November, pp. 468-469.
Lemak CH See Alexander JA
Lewis A See Koch JR
London L See Atkins MS
Lyons JS See Yohanna D
MacCabe NA See Rouse LW
Madison S See Atkins MS
Manderscheid RW From many into one: Addressing the crisis of quality in managed behavioral health care at the millennium.
May, pp. 233-237.
Mason M See Beck SA
McCall D See Koch JR
McGee C See Evans CJ
McInerney C See Mohan L
McKay MM See Atkins MS
Meadowcroft P See Beck SA
Miller SI See Yohanna D
Mohan L, Muse L, McInerney C Managing smarter: A decision support system for mental health providers. November, pp. 446-455.
Mowbray CT, Moxley DP, Consumers as mental health providers: First-person accounts of benefits and limitations. November,
Collins ME pp. 397-411.
Moxley DP See Mowbray CT
Muse L See Mohan L
Nahra TA See Alexander JA
Nicholson J, Young SD, Privatized Medicaid managed care in Massachusetts: Disposition in child and adolescent mental health
Simon LJ, Fisher WH, emergencies. August, pp. 279-292.
Bateman A
Nixon SJ See Tucker P
Ogborne AC, Braun K, Developing an integrated information system for specialized addiction treatment agencies.
Rush BR February, pp. 100-107.
Ogles BM, Trout SC, Managed care as a platform for cross-system integration. August, pp. 252-268.
Gillespie DK, Penkert KS
Osher TW Outcomes and accountability from a family perspective. May, pp. 230-232.
Owen RR See Fortney JC
Pandiani JA, Banks SM, Using incarceration rates to measure mental health program performance. August, pp. 300-311.
Schacht LM
Pandiani JA, Banks SM, Personal privacy versus public accountability: A technological solution to an ethical dilemma.
Schacht LM November, pp. 456-463.
Pease EA See Carpinello S
Penkert KS See Ogles BM
Pickett SA, Heller T, Cook JA Professional-led versus family-led support groups: Exploring the differences. November, pp. 437-445.
Pfefferbaum B See Tucker P
Polinsky ML, Hser Y-I, Consideration of special populations in the drug treatment system of a large metropolitan area.
Grella CE February, pp. 7-21.
Post LL Achievement and Addiction: A Guide to the Treatment of Professionals, by Edgar P. Nace. November,
pp. 471-472.
See Roy-Byrne P
See Roy-Byrne P
Rohland BM Implementation of Medicaid managed health in lowa: Problems and solutions. August, pp. 293-299.
Rosenblatt A, Wyman N, Managing what you measure: Creating outcome-driven systems of care for youth with serious emotional
Kingdon D, Ichinose C disturbances. May, pp. 177-193.
Rouse LW, Toprac MG, The development of a statewide continuous evaluation system for the Texas Children’s Mental Health
MacCabe NA Plan: A total quality management approach. May, pp. 194-207.
Roy-Byrne P, Russo J, Rabin L, A brief medical necessity scale for mental disorders: Reliability, validity, and clinical utility. November,
Fuller K, Jaffe C, Ries R, pp. 412-424.
Dagadakis C, Avery D
Rush BR See Ogborne AC
Russo J See Roy-Byrne P
Savas SA, Fleming WM, Program specification: A precursor to program monitoring and quality improvement. A case study from
Bolig EE Boysville of Michigan. May, pp. 208-216.
Schacht LM See Pandiani JA
Schacht LM See Pandiani JA
Scheid TL The Americans with Disabilities Act, mental disability, and employment practices. August, pp. 312-324.
Sharav VH See Lehrman NS
Simon LJ See Nicholson J
Slomowitz M See Yohanna D
Smith GR Jr. See Zhang M
Toprac MG See Rouse LW
Toprac MG Dedication: Lawrence W. Rouse, Ph.D.: December 31, 1954—August 20, 1996. May, p. 135.
Trout SC See Ogles BM
Tucker P, Pfefferbaum B, Oklahoma City: Disaster challenges mental health and medical administrators. February, pp. 93-99.
Vincent R, Boehler SD,
Nixon SJ
Usher CL Managing care across systems to improve outcomes for families and communities. May, pp. 217-229.
Vincent R See Tucker P
Webster D See Atkins MS
Wheeler JRC See Alexander JA
Wong, MM See Hodges K
Wyman N See Rosenblatt A
Xie H See Clark RE
Yohanna D, Christopher NJ, Characteristics of short-stay admissions to a psychiatric inpatient service. August, pp. 337-345.
Lyons JS, Miller SI,
Slomowitz M, Bultema JK
Young NK, Grella CE Mental health and substance abuse treatment services for dually diagnosed clients: Results of a statewide
survey of county administrators. February, pp. 83-92.
Young SD See Nicholson J
Zevenbergen A See Atkins MS
Zhang M See Fortney JC
Zhang M, Booth BM, Services utilization before and after the prospective payment system by patients with somatization
Smith GR Jr. disorder. February, pp. 76-82.
Zucker PJ See Baker L
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