Effects of Substance Dependence on Outcomes of Patients in a Randomized Trial of Two Case Management Models
Psychiatric ServicesPublished 1 May 2000
Barbara E. Havassy, Michael S. Shopshire, Lori A. Quigley
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It is suggested that intensive clinical case management can be effective within the first six months for nondependent adults with serious mental illness.
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The negative outcomes for substance-dependent subjects in both programs suggest that the two case management models were relatively ineffective for these patients. Results suggest that intensive clinical case management can be effective within the first six months for nondependent adults with serious mental illness.
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