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Patient Opinions on the Benefits of Treatment Programs
Aryicle in the September Canadian Journal of Psychiatry - "In recent years, patient needs and satisfaction with psychiatric care have been increasingly studied. This research has generated information that is useful for improving the quality of care and for implementing therapeutic programs based on evidence-based criteria and on patients’ subjective experiences. A relatively new research area is represented by studies exploring patient opinions on the benefits of treatment provided in both inpatient and outpatient services..."  
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Rep. Khan receives Positive Impact Award (Massachusetts)
Story at TownOnline.com - "The Parent/Professional Advocacy League has announced that Rep. Kay Khan is the recipient of the Positive Impact Award for 2004. Khan has been a long time champion for children and adolescents with mental health needs. She is the founder of the legislative Mental Health Caucus and has played a pivotal role in advocating for funding and legislation to benefit children and adolescents with mental health needs and their families."  
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