A Comparative Study of a Psychiatric Clinic and a Family Agency: Part II.

The article compares several aspects between a psychiatric clinic and a family agency, including referral sources and intake dispositions. There were 158 records of consecutive clinic applicants and 112 of family agency clients examined and analyzed for this study. Based on the results, the gross id...

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Publicado en:Social Casework Vol. 38; no. 2; pp. 74 - 81
Autores principales: Coleman, Jules V., Janowkz, Ruth, Fleck, Stephen, Norton, Nea
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Alliance for Children & Families Feb57
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          Coleman, Jules V.
          Janowkz, Ruth
          Fleck, Stephen
          Norton, Nea
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          Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at the Yale University School of Medicine and Physician-in-Charge of the Psychiatric Clinic, Grace-New Haven Community Hospital
          Cae Supervisor, Family Service of New Haven
          Associate Professor of Psychiatry and Public Health at the Yale University School of Medicine, Medical Director of the Yale Psychiatric Institute, and Consultant to Family Service of New Haven
          Chief Psychiatric Social Worker of the Department of Psychiatry at Yale.
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        Psychiatric clinics
        Social services
        Psychiatric social work
        Social services referral
        Psychiatric referral
        Social case work
        Psychotherapy
        Evaluation research (Social action programs)
        Psychotherapy patients
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          Social services
          Psychiatric social work
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          Psychiatric referral
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          Psychotherapy
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      ab: The article compares several aspects between a psychiatric clinic and a family agency, including referral sources and intake dispositions. There were 158 records of consecutive clinic applicants and 112 of family agency clients examined and analyzed for this study. Based on the results, the gross identifying data and the psychiatric diagnoses showed no significant differences. However, 25% of the clinic patients were self-referred and 70% applied on their own at the family agency. The study also revealed differences in conceptualization and management. Furthermore, class differences in the percentage of patients closed at intake in both social agencies were considered about the unique sociocultural conditions of psychotherapeutic.
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