Risk Factors for Psychiatric Hospital Admission for Participants in California's Full-Service Partnership Program.

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Michael J Penkunas

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Stephen Hahn-Smith

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Design and analysis of randomized clinical trials requiring prolonged observation of each patient. II. analysis and examples

What does it take? California county funding requests for recovery-oriented full service partnerships under the Mental Health Services Act

Understanding those who seek frequent psychiatric hospitalizations.

Heavy use of acute in-patient psychiatric services: the challenge to translate a utilization pattern into service provision.

Serious mental illness and physical health problems: a discussion paper.

Evaluating the impact of California's full service partnership program using a multidimensional measure of outcomes.

Involuntary commitments to public mental institutions: issues involving the overrepresentation of blacks and assessment of relevant functioning.

High risk factors for rehospitalization within six months.

Social indicators and the prediction of psychiatric admission in different diagnostic groups.

A review of studies of heavy users of psychiatric services.

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California