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A System of Care for Children's Mental Health: Expanding the Research Base
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Chapter 4: System Navigation and Clinical Outcomes in a System of Care

Attrition from Children’s Mental Health Treatment: A Review of Clinical Research and Practice
Diana J. Urajnik, Brian F. Shaw, Melanie A. Barwick, & Gail L. McVey

The Effects of Parent Participation on Child Psychotherapy Outcomes: A Meta-Analytic Review
Kathy A. Dowell

Measuring Predicted Individual Improvement among Children Receiving Community-Based System of Care Services
Jeff H. Sieracki, Scott C. Leon, Steven A. Miller, & John S. Lyons

Predicting the Treatment Prognosis of the Systems of Care Clients Based on their Baseline Ohio Scale Scores
Jothi Themozhi

Differential Effectiveness: A Closer Look at Home-Based Treatment Responders
Katherine E. Grimes & Brian Mullin

Clinical and Non-Clinical Characteristics Associated with Medication Use among Children with Serious Emotional Disturbance
Christine M. Walrath & Thomas Pavkov

Who’s Minding the Meds: Prescribing Practices for Youthwith Serious Emotional Disturbance (SED) by Insurance Type
Katherine E. Grimes, Lauren Gold, & Brian Mullin

Symptom Onset and Patterns of Service Use among Youth with Conduct Disorder: Findings from the Great Smoky Mountains Study (GSMS) of Youth
Leyla Faw Stambaugh, Barbara J. Burns, & Gordon Keeler

Modeling Aftercare Decision-Making for Hospitalized Adolescents
Cynthia Fontanella & Suzanne McMurphy

The Relationship of Social Supports toward Adolescent Girl’s Resiliency in Families Receiving Welfare
Lela Taylor & Roger A. Boothroyd      

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