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Chapter 10. Measurement of Complex Concepts

CANS: An Informative Integration Tool Developed in Partnership with Families to Support Community-Based Systems of Care
Patricia Tennant Sokol, John S. Lyons, M. Connie Almeida, Mary Beth Rautkis, Julie Hladio

Family Participation in Planning Services: A Brief Measure
Barbara Friesen, Michael Pullmann

The Treatment Progress Checklist: Psychometric Development of a Daily Symptom Checklist
Robert E. Larzelere, M. Beth Chmelka, M. Diane Schmidt, Mark Jones

Use of the CAFAS and Case Reviews for Outcome Evaluation: Outcome Relevant Information Approach to Serving Children
Pat Wade

Implementation of the CAFAS Tool: Service Provider Perspectives
Katherine M. Boydell, Melanie Barwick, H. Bruce Ferguson, Rebecca Haines

Topical Discussion: Representing and Navigating the World: Steps Toward Assessing Native-American Youth

Chair: Robin E. Soler
An Important Context for Indigenous Research
Winston M. Turner
A Qualitative Assessment Tool
Leslie Young
Conducting Ethical Social Research within Communities
Gabrielle S. Powell
Discussion
Lisa Lopez Levers

A Study of the Impact of Financing Mechanisms on Access to Care For Children with Serious Emotional Problems
Roger A. Boothroyd, Mary I. Armstrong

Studying the Treatment-as-Usual Setting
David Kolko


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