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Some problems and parameters of mental health consultation

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This paper is an attempt to look at mental health consultation from a variety of different points of view; to distinguish it from clinical consultation and direct services to patients; to relate it to mental health and mental illness, social handicap, and social functioning; to program goals and caretaker populations; and, finally, to discuss evaluation both in terms of current studies and future needs.

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  1. George Moed Ph.D. (Clinical Psychologist at the Olive View Community Mental Health Center)

    Present address: Los Angeles County Department of Hospitals, 91342, Sylmar, California

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  1. Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health, USA

    Donald E. Muhich M.D. (Consultant)

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The authors are indebted to Mrs. Irene Marquez for her assistance in the writing and preparation of this paper.

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Moed, G., Muhich, D.E. Some problems and parameters of mental health consultation. Community Ment Health J 8, 232–239 (1972). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01435086

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