Issues in the assessment of client level of functioning in mental health: An introduction Oliver T. Massey Special Section Pages: 77 - 79
A summary measure of client level of functioning: Progress and challenges for use within mental health agencies Lois J. Pokorny OriginalPaper Pages: 80 - 87
Uses of an empirically derived client typology based on level of functioning: Twelve years of the CCAR Richard H. EllisJohn H. WackwitzMark Foster OriginalPaper Pages: 88 - 100
Client typology based on functioning level assessments: Utility for service planning and monitoring Sandra E. HermanCarol T. Mowbray OriginalPaper Pages: 101 - 115
The utility of level of functioning to characterize community residential settings Oliver T. Massey OriginalPaper Pages: 116 - 127
The community competence scale as a measure of functional daily living skills H. Russell SearightMichael A. Goldberg OriginalPaper Pages: 128 - 134
A Canadian model for developing mental health services in rural communities through linkages with urban centers Christopher HendersonConstance VanierPierre Noel Regular Articles Pages: 135 - 142
Focus group: Implications for program evaluation of mental health services Judith M. RichterDonna J. BottenbergKaren A. Roberto Regular Articles Pages: 148 - 153
