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Another role for citizens: Three variations of citizen evaluation review

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  1. Joan Wagner Zinober Ph.D.
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  2. Nancy R. Dinkel Ph.D.
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  3. Gerald Landsberg D.S.W.
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  4. Charles Windle Ph.D.
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The approaches described herein are based on the work of the Florida Consortium Grant Project on Citizen Involvement in CMHC Planning and Evaluation supported by NIMH grant number MH-28784, Charles Windle, Project Officer. The project has had the continuing guidance of Sherman Ragland and Harlan Zinn of the Citizen Participation Program, NIMH.

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Zinober, J.W., Dinkel, N.R., Landsberg, G. et al. Another role for citizens: Three variations of citizen evaluation review. Community Ment Health J 16, 317–330 (1980). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00821563

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