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Overview of Michigan prevention programming.

B Tableman
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The Michigan Department of Mental Health's prevention programming has centered around the development of community service models through pilot demonstration projects. A systems approach has resulted in the formulation of departmental guidelines and policies. Pilot demonstration projects have been directed primarily at enhancing coping skills of high risk populations. Collaborative interagency efforts have provided an additional dimension to Michigan prevention programming.

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B Tableman. 1985. Overview of Michigan prevention programming.. https://doi.org/10.1300/j293v03n04_02

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