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Psychiatric Services, VOL. 45, No. 10

Article | October 01, 1994

Using Intensive Case Management to Reduce Violence by Mentally Ill Persons in the Community

Joel A. Dvoskin; Henry J. Steadman

Psychiatric Services 1994; doi:

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New York State Office of Mental Health, 44 Holland Avenue, Albany, New York 12229

Delmar, New York

1994 by the American Psychiatric Association

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The last four references in the paper entitled "Using Intensive Case Management to Reduce Violence by Mentally Ill Persons in the Community" by joel A. Dvoskin, Ph.D., and Henry J. Steadman, Ph.D., in the July 1994 issue (pages 679-684) were inadvertently omitted from the reference list.The references are as follows:16. Nikkel RE, Smith G, Edwards D: A consumer-operated case management project. Hospital and Community Psychiatry 43:577-579, 199217. Chamberlain J, Rogers J, Sneed C: Consumers, families, and community support systems. Psychosocial Rehabilitation Journal 14:83-85, 198918. Steadman HJ: Boundary spanners: a key component for the effective interactions of the justice and mental health systems. Law and Human Behavior 16:75-87, 199219. Goldman HH, Morrissey JP, Ridgely MS, et al: Lessons from the program on chronic mental illness. Health Affairs 11:51-68, 1992

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