1973
DOI: 10.1037/h0035615
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Psychiatric aftercare clinic effectiveness as a function of patient demographic characteristics.

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“…However, the act of choosing might do much to equalize this inherent therapist-client power imbalance. Anthony and Buell (1973) and Anthony, Buell, Sharratt, and Altoff (1972) Equally important might be the effects on the chosen therapists.…”
Section: Methods Of Matchingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, the act of choosing might do much to equalize this inherent therapist-client power imbalance. Anthony and Buell (1973) and Anthony, Buell, Sharratt, and Altoff (1972) Equally important might be the effects on the chosen therapists.…”
Section: Methods Of Matchingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Similarly, other studies (Birchwood, Mason, MacMillan & Healy, 1993; Geddes et al, 1994) found that severity and type of depression among persons with schizophrenia were able to predict rehospitalization. However, Anthony & Buell (1973), Swett (1995) and Haywood and colleagues (1995) found diagnosis to be unrelated to hospital readmission. Green (1988) reported frequent hospitalizations for a significantly higher proportion of people with major affective disorders than for other diagnostic groups.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…While most studies have shown that rehospitalization rates are lower for individuals who receive aftercare services compared to those who do not (Free and Dodd, 1961;Beard et al, 1963;Hornstra and McPartland, 1963;Mendel and Rappaport, 1963;Greenblatt et al, 1963;Purvis and Miskimins, 1970;Anthony and Buell, 1973;Smith et al, 1974;Winston et al, 1977), other studies show no differences between aftercare and no-aftercare groups (Brown et al, 1966;Michaux et al, 1969;Mayer et al, 1973;Franklin et al, 1975). Kirk (1976) attributes these diverse findings to differences in methodology, outcome measures, length of follow-up, type and size of patient samples, and treatment settings.…”
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