Session: Mental Health Roundtable: Current Issues in Mental Health Research and Advocacy

4284.1: Tuesday, November 14, 2000: 4:30 PM-6:00 PM

Mental Health Roundtable: Current Issues in Mental Health Research and Advocacy

See individual abstracts for presenting author's disclosure statement.

Learning Objectives: Refer to the individual abstracts for learning objectives

Part 1

Table 1

Theoretical perspectives in consumer-operated services for persons with severe mental illness
Gregory B. Teague, PhD, Sally Clay, Richard Beaulaurier, PhD, Dianne Cote, MEd

Table 2

Consumer progress notes: a research and clinical tool
Katherine G. Levine, MSW, Donald Hallcom, MSS, Neil Pessin, PHD

Part 2

Table 1

Farm partners: Reaching out to meet the mental health needs of the farm community
Christine M. Townsend, BA, Joseph Phillips, MSW, Susan Ackerman, RN, BSN, Tara Erb, MS, Jane Boyd, RN, BS, COHN, Alice King-Ingham, MSW, John J. May, MD

Table 2

The Church as a Prevention Change Agent
Mary S. Sutherland, EdD, MPH, Greogory J. Harris, MASS

Table 3

Mental disorders prevention and the clergy
Glen Milstein, PhD, Martha L. Bruce, PhD, MPH

Part 3

Table 1

Developing an Infant,Toddler and Preschool Mental Health Service in a public setting
Harry Wright, MD, MBA, Michael Cuccaro, PhD, Tami Leonhardt, PhD

Table 2

Federal policy impact on the organization and financing of behavioral health services for children from birth to six years of age
Doreen A. Cavanaugh, PhD, John Lippitt, MMHS, MS, Otrude Moyo, MSW

Part 4

Table 1

Use of the survey method in a mixed method study of behavioral health managed care for children
Mary Armstrong, MSW

Table 2

Using backwards mapping to study collaboration in systems of care
Mary Evans, PhD

Table 3

An overview and description of methods for measuring fidelity to children's mental health intervention in field-based studies
Krista Kutash, PhD

Part 5

Table 1

Psychiatric rehabilitation plus medication reduces relapse best if sustained
Martin Gittelman, PhD, Zebulon Taintor, MD

Table 2

Research leading to institutionalization of HIV prevention as a case management strategy
John A. Encandela, PhD, Wynne S. Korr, PhD, Gary F. Koeske, PhD, W. Dean Klinkenberg, PhD, Laura L. Otto-Salaj, PhD, Anthony J. Silvestre, LSW, PhD, Eric R. Wright, PhD

Part 6

Table 1

A Wellness Program for Persons with Major Mental Illness
David S. Weed, PsyD

Table 2

Mental health recovery from the perspectives of consumer/survivors
Douglas H. Dornan, MS, Chip J. Felton, MSW, Sharon E. Carpinello, RN, PhD

Part 7

Table 1

Children's Rights to Effective Mental Health Care for Education: A View of the Interface Between Law, Health and Organizational Change
Richard J. Behenna, MPH

Part 8

Table 1

Putting Prevention into Practice
Shalini Madan-Benson, Sheppard Kellam, MD, Gail Ritchie, MSW

The following abstracts have been withdrawn by the authors:

Is for-profit better than not-for profit managed mental health care?
Zebulon Taintor, MD, Ronald Manderscheid, PhD, Billy E. Jones, MD

Sponsor:

Mental Health

Cosponsors:

Disability Forum; Social Work

The 128th Annual Meeting of APHA