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Psychiatric Services

May 01, 1968, Vol. 19, No. 5
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NEWS & NOTES
Innovative Uses of Videotape on a Psychiatric Ward
Harry A. Wilmer
The Successful Psychopath
Whatsisname
Increasing the Use of Psychiatric Consultation
Avner Barcai
A Full-Service Vocational Program
Truman M. Cheney; George B. Kish
The Role of the Aide in Transition
Ruth S. Griffin
FACTS versus IMPRESSIONS About a Hospital Population
Linda Hilles
Community Services for the Mentally Retarded
Martin J. Steigman
Community Placement of Elderly Patients
Vernell O. Justice; Daryl Bender
The Value of Psychiatric Courses for Practicing Physicians
Allen J. Enelow; Vincent H. Myers
The Vocational Worker's Double-Bind
Peter P. Hale
Geographic Unit Provides Community Mental Health Services
Ahmad Kafi; Dale C. Poole; Alexander P. Dukay
Nurses Supervise Family Care
Arnold Abrams
Maintaining Chronic Patients in the Community
Robert H. Barnes
EMERGENCY PSYCHIATRY AND BRIEF THERAPY—edited by George J. Wayne, M.D., and Ronald R. Koegler, M.D. Little, Brown, Boston, 1966, 218 pages, $8.50
Nicola Katf
POVERTY AND MENTAL HEALTH—edited by Milton Greenblatt, M.D., Paul E. Emery, M.D., and Bernard C. Glueck, Jr., M.D. Psychiatric Research Report No. 21, American Psychiatric Association, Washington, D.C., 1967, 175 pages, $4
Matthew P. Dumont
COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH: AN INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE—edited by Richard H. Williams, Ph.D., and Lucy D. Ozarin, M.D. Jossey-Bass, San Francisco, 1967, 560 pages, $15
Walter E. Barton
PSYCHOLOGY IN COMMUNITY SETTINGS: CLINICAL, EDUCATIONAL, VOCATIONAL, SOCIAL ASPECTS—by Seymour B. Sarason, Murray Levine, I. Ira Goldenberg, Dennis L. Cherlin, and Edward M. Bennett. Wiley, New York City, 1966, 714 pages, $12.95
Jack Zusman
A GENERAL HOSPITAL PROGRAM FOR SERVING COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH NEEDS—by Mark Tarail, D.S.W. Article in Hospitals, Vol. 42, February 1, 1968, pp. 47-51
THE FARTHEST FRONTIER (47 minutes, black and white, 1966). Produced by CBS-TV, Distributed by Carousel Films, 1501 Broadway, New York, New York 10036. Purchase price, $250; rental fee, about $15
Jack Neher
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