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  1. Department of Psychiatry University of Pennsylvania, USA

    Trevor R. Hadley Ph.D. (Associate Professor of Psychology in Psychiatry) & Martin C. McGurrin Ph.D. (Clinical Associate)

  2. New York State Office of Mental Health, USA

    Richard T. Pulice Ph.D., M.P.H. (Director of C.S.S. & Special Evaluation Projects) & Edward J. Holohean B.S. (Research Scientist)

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Hadley, T.R., McGurrin, M.C., Pulice, R.T. et al. Using fiscal data to identify heavy service users. Psych Quart 61, 41–48 (1990). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01065163

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