L'autore:
Simon H. Budman, PhD, a leader in the development of new models for behavioral health care, is the president and founder of Innovative Training Systems (ITS) in Newton, Massachusetts. ITS provides training, consulting and new product development services to managed care companies, group practices, hospitals, community mental health centers and HMOs around the country. A faculty member of Harvard Medical School, Dr. Budman is past Director of Mental Health Training and Mental Health Research at the Harvard Community Health Plan. He is coauthor (with Alan S. Gurman) of the widely acclaimed Theory and Practice of Brief Therapy.
Brett N. Steenbarger, PhD, is Assistant Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences and Director of Student Counseling at the SUNY Health Science Center in Syracuse, New York. He has served as founding member and practice manager of PrimeCare of Central New York, Inc., an 80-member multidisciplinary behavioral health network, and has published numerous articles and book chapters on brief therapy and behavioral health care. He currently edits psycOH!, an online continuing education publication for behavioral health practitioners.
Contenuti:
Foreword, Zuckerman. Preface. Collaborative Practice: Key to the Future of Mental Health. Planning Your Ideal Practice. Legal Structures for Group Practices: Fitting Form to Function. Developing a Business Plan and Financing the Practice. Management by Information: Integrating Science and Practice in the Collaborative Practice. Designing Collaborative Clinical Services. Lessons from Successful Collaborations. Appendix: Resource List.
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