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Effectiveness of a case management program.

Abstract

Legislation of a case management service provided an opportunity to conduct a natural experiment exploring questions about implementation and effectiveness of case management services. A sample of 21 case managed and 21 comparison clients was interviewed using a protocol adapted from the Quality of Life Questionnaire (Fixed Response Alternative version). Results indicate that case managed clients received more services and had fewer unmet service needs. Quality of life was greater for case managed clients, hospital utilization was reduced, and a possible relationship among services, quality of life, and hospital utilization was identified.

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Year: 1991 PMID： 2044351 DOI： 10.1007/bf00752814

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Community Ment Health J ISSN： 0010-3853

8 in total

1. Case management: lessons from earlier efforts.

Authors: M Levine
Journal: Eval Program Plann Date: 1979

2. Quality of life of community mental health program clients: validating a measure.

Authors: D A Bigelow; B H McFarland; M M Olson
Journal: Community Ment Health J Date: 1991-02

Review 3. A treatment-planning grid for clinical case managers.

Authors: M Harris; L L Bachrach
Journal: New Dir Ment Health Serv Date: 1988

4. Case management service provision and client change.

Authors: G Fisher; D Landis; K Clark
Journal: Community Ment Health J Date: 1988

5. Case management of the young adult chronic patient: a clinical perspective.

Authors: J S Kanter
Journal: New Dir Ment Health Serv Date: 1985-09

6. Case management for the chronic mentally ill: models and dimensions.

Authors: S R Schwartz; H H Goldman; S Churgin
Journal: Hosp Community Psychiatry Date: 1982-12

Review 7. The chronically mentally ill case management--more than a response to a dysfunctional system.

Authors: W A Anthony; M Cohen; M Farkas; B F Cohen
Journal: Community Ment Health J Date: 1988

8. Therapist-case managers: more than brokers of services.

Authors: H R Lamb
Journal: Hosp Community Psychiatry Date: 1980-11

8 in total

15 in total

1. Case management and quality of life: assessing treatment and outcomes for clients with chronic and persistent mental illness.

Authors: K Jinnett; J A Alexander; E Ullman
Journal: Health Serv Res Date: 2001-04 Impact factor: 3.402

Effectiveness of a case management program.

1. Case management: lessons from earlier efforts.

2. Quality of life of community mental health program clients: validating a measure.

Review 3. A treatment-planning grid for clinical case managers.

4. Case management service provision and client change.

5. Case management of the young adult chronic patient: a clinical perspective.

6. Case management for the chronic mentally ill: models and dimensions.

Review 7. The chronically mentally ill case management--more than a response to a dysfunctional system.

8. Therapist-case managers: more than brokers of services.

1. Case management and quality of life: assessing treatment and outcomes for clients with chronic and persistent mental illness.

Review 2. Intensive case management for severe mental illness.

Review 3. The efficacy of case management services for severely mentally disabled clients.

4. Evidence-based practices in community mental health: outcome evaluation.

Review 5. A decade of case management: a methodological review of outcome research.

6. Case management and client access to health and social services in outpatient substance abuse treatment.

7. The Lancashire Quality of Life Profile: first experiences in The Netherlands.

Review 8. The active ingredients of effective case management: a research synthesis.

9. Effectiveness of case management with severely and persistently mentally ill people.

Review 10. Intensive case management for severe mental illness.