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Rehabilitation services in day treatment programs

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This case study illustrates a planning and design model for rehabilitation services in the day treatment programs of a large community mental health system. The process is a data-driven, logico-deductive methodology. Application to other service delivery systems appears feasible. Suggestions are made to assist in the customization of this process in a variety of settings.

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    Harvey J. Lieberman Ph.D. (Director of Treatment Services)

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Lieberman, H.J. Rehabilitation services in day treatment programs. Adm Policy Ment Health 18, 147–160 (1991). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00713799

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