The working alliance and consumer case management
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The Working Alliance Inventory was used to measure the strength of the therapeutic relationship between seriously mentally disabled case management clients and their case managers in a randomized trial of consumer-provided case management services. It was found that while there was no difference in the strength of the alliance between the consumer and nonconsumer teams of case managers, there were positive relationships between alliance and some outcomes, including quality of life, symptomatology, attitudes toward medication compliance, and satisfaction with mental health treatment.
- Drexel University United States
- University of Pennsylvania United States
- Hahnemann University Hospital United States
Data Collection, Mental Disorders, Community Participation, Personnel Staffing and Scheduling, Professional-Patient Relations, Community Mental Health Services, Patient Care Planning, United States, Assertiveness, Models, Organizational, Outcome Assessment, Health Care, Workforce, Humans, Regression Analysis, Interpersonal Relations, Demography
Data Collection, Mental Disorders, Community Participation, Personnel Staffing and Scheduling, Professional-Patient Relations, Community Mental Health Services, Patient Care Planning, United States, Assertiveness, Models, Organizational, Outcome Assessment, Health Care, Workforce, Humans, Regression Analysis, Interpersonal Relations, Demography
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