The experience of AIDS: hypotheses based on pilot study interviews.
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Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome↗
Biomedical subjects
R S Weiss
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Men and the family.
Based on interviews with a sample of occupationally successful men, a description is offered of the competing engagements of work and the family and of the contributions these men see their families making to their functioning. Attention is given to reasons for limited discussion of work events with wives and for the control of emotion and its expression.
Adult↗
The nature of case manager support.
Case managers have been assigned a key role in community support systems (CSS) for deinstitutionalized chronic mental patients, yet little research has been published on how case managers actually work with clients. In separate intensive interviews the authors questioned 30 CSS clients and their 15 case managers about how the case managers helped or failed to help clients with their daily functioning. Results are discussed in terms of the case managers' general role, and their role in linking clients to activities, providing social support, and preventing rehospitalization. The findings suggest that the case managers, by focusing on management of reality rather than on symptomatology, foster their clients' community adjustment.
Community Mental Health Services↗
5. Marriage and the family in the near future. In: The family and its future.
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Child Rearing↗