Social networks and mental illness
By: editor: Joseph P. Morrissey.
Contributors: Morrissey, Joseph P.
Series: Research in community and mental health -- v. 9, 1998; Research in community and mental health -- 1998.
Publisher: JAI Press
Published: 1998
Place of publication: Stamford, Conn
Language: eng
Number of pages: 266
Subjects: Mental health -- Social aspects; Mental illness -- Social aspects; Social networks
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: In memoriam : keeping things complicated : reflections on the contributions of James R. Greenley / Sue E. Estroff; title: Pt. 1. Social networks within and between organizations. Leadership structures in case management teams / Cynthia M. Webster ... [et al.]; title: Alternative strategies for creating systems of care for children / Jason W. Beckstead, Mary E. Evans, and Fiona Thompson; title: A network approach to mental health treatment of children / Katherine L. Woodard and Patrick Doreian; title: Measuring change in mental health services coordination under managed mental health care for children and adolescents / Craig Anne Heflinger and Denine Northrup; title: Network evolution to a system of managed care for adults with serious mental illness / Keith G. Provan, H. Brinton Milward, and Kimberley Roussin; title: The impact of managed care on service systems for persons who are homeless and mentall ill / Matthew C. Johnsen ... [et. al]; title: A method for analyzing and comparing social structure in networks of mental health organizations / Michael O. Calloway, Joseph P. Morrissey, and Robert I. Paulson. Pt. 2. Social networks and interpersonal relationships. A family network-based model of access to child mental health services / E. Jane Costello ... [et al.]; title: Gender, social networks, and quality of life among young adults with schizophrenia / Beth Angell and Mary Ann Test; title: Social networks, influence processes, and HIV-risk behavior among intravenous drug users / Mark Tausig; title: The social network context of caregiving in mental illness / Eric R. Wright; title: Predicting consumer consent to interview primary kinship network members / Richard Tessler ... [et al.].