Titlebook: Handbook of Quality Assurance in Mental Health; George Stricker,Alex R. Rodriguez Book 1988 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1988

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Education for Quality Assuranceat psychology students must be introduced to the concepts and practice of quality assurance throughout their training. Without such an introduction, only the most watered-down or self-serving service-quality assurance system is likely to emerge because of the political and self-centered interests of

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The Effects of Contemporary Economic Conditions on Availability and Quality of Mental Health Servicet has been looming for years, waiting for the historical moment. Following a definite developmental process, this one has been evolving in the breeding ground of American culture, political systems, and socioeconomic conditions for many years. Future historians will find this revolution both intrigu

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The Role of the Consumer in Quality Assurance services should be safe and effective, accessible to those who need them, and reasonably priced. The term .is usually given to the efforts that mental health providers make to ensure these minimum standards. Peer review, boards of examiners and licensure, professional organizations, and educational

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Therapeutic Issues and Quality Assurance Effortsoncern about the effect it will have on clinical practice. This discussion will address these concerns. The justification for these concerns will be evaluated by means of early experience with the peer review process. The issues that will be considered are (a) the relation of peer review to standard

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Quality Assurance in Acute Inpatient Servicesing, the Hippocratic oath has served as an ethical guide for the medical profession since its beginning. Perhaps the most quoted sentence and dictum from the oath is “I will prescribe regimen for the good of my patients according to my ability and my judgment and never do harm to anyone” (Dorland, 1

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The Influence of External Forces on the Quality Assurance Processds of care. They have resisted intrusions by government regulatory agencies, third-party payers, the courts, and even professional and hospital associations. Professionals have perceived cost containment, safety, accessibility of services, patient satisfaction, and efficacy as irrelevant. Examinatio

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Quality Assurance in Outpatient Psychotherapylth services. Although the content embraces the technology used to assess and ensure adequate quality of services in organized care settings, the particular emphasis is on strategies that show promise for use in the independent practice setting.