Jeanne L. Steiner

TL;DR: The patient version of the SCID appears to produce results that are very different from clinical practice, which, in turn, may be influenced strongly by location, and there was considerable variability among the major diagnostic categories.

TL;DR: Women with gynecological cancers have reported poor health‐related quality of life (QOL), with complex physical and psychological needs post‐surgery and during chemotherapy treatment, and there are no studies reporting interventions addressing these needs post-hospital discharge.

TL;DR: A needs assessment of providers and consumers to assess both groups' current involvement, interest in, and attitudes toward collaborative treatment planning indicates that providers tend to place much of the responsibility for the difficulties in implementing collaborative treatment plans on consumers.

TL;DR: An Agenda for the Next Decade describes methodological and ethical issues; issues of culture, ethnicity, and mace; and the role of the community in the developm#{231}nt of prevention interventions.

TL;DR: This paper presents the first-person accounts of four stakeholder groups who were part of a consumer-involved CBPR project purposed to improve the services of a local community mental health center in the hope that by illustrating the unique outcomes associated with CBPR, there will be invigorated interest in CBPR as a vehicle for consumer involvement in adult mental health services research and enhancement.