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Psychiatric Services

April 01, 1972, Vol. 23, No. 4
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Special Team Helps Patients Awaiting Trial
Richard G. Bergman
Teachers Work on Hospital Wards
Violet Endee
Alaska Patients Operate Local Business Venture
Stephen R. Daggett
NEWS & NOTES
The Criminalization of Mentally Disordered Behavior Possible Side-Effect of a New Mental Health Law
Marc F. Abramson
Unifying State Hospital and Community Mental Health Systems Through Area Programs
James W. Osberg
The Patient as Protagonist An Interactional View of Institutional Neurosis
Charles W. Lamb
Essential Features of a Hospital-Based Behavior Modification Program
Bernard R. Wagner
An Automated System for Reviewing Patient Care
William Winick
Organizing a Community Advisory Board for a Mental Health Center
Charles J. Rabiner
A Communication Workshop for Parents
Jane Landsbaum Brownstone; Carol J. Dye
Evaluation of a Drug Prevention Program
Jerry M. Lewis; John T. Gossett; Virginia Austin Phillips
Setting Small Goals An Effective Way of Providing Nursing Care for Children
Harvey Day
Voluntary Commitment by Persuasion
Willard C. Schwartz, JR.; Shirley Dumpman
ADOLESCENT SUICIDE—by Stuart M. Finch, M.D., and Elva O. Poznanski, M.D.; Thomas, Springfield, Illinois, 1971, 66 pages, $6.75
Alex D. Pokorny
COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH: MYTH AND REALITY—by Anthony F. Panzetta, M.D.; Lea & Febiger, Philadelphia, 1971, 197 pages, $6.75
Bernard M. Kuhr
CIVIL COMMITMENT OF SPECIAL CATEGORIES OF OFFENDERS—PHS Publication 2131, National Institute of Mental Health, 1971, 19 pages. Available from the U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C. 20402, for 20 cents
WHITHER OR WITHER MENTAL HEALTH (30 minutes, color, 1971). Produced by and available from Applied Human Service Systems, Heller Graduate School, Brandeis University, Waltham, Massachusetts 02154. Sale, $210; rent, $50
BUILDING A DRUG ABUSE PROGRAM (49 minutes, black and white, 1972). Produced by World Wide Medical Press in association with the American Psychiatric Association under a grant from Roche Laboratories. Members of the Hospital & Community Psychiatry Service may borrow the film from the service's film library. The film is also available to medical and other professional groups through Hoffmann-LaRoche representatives
Jack Neher
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