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CalMHSA: Evaluation of California's Statewide Mental Health Prevention and Early Intervention Initiatives
May 8, 2014
Evaluation Approaches for Mental Health Prevention and Early Intervention Programs
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This handbook provides guidance to practitioners and organizations interested in evaluating mental health prevention and early intervention programs.
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Table of Contents
Chapter One
Basic Steps in Choosing an Evaluation Design
Chapter Two
Evaluating Training and Educational Interventions
Chapter Three
Development and Dissemination of Informational Resources
Chapter Four
Helpline Operations
Chapter Five
Networks and Collaborations
Chapter Six
Social Marketing Campaigns
Chapter Seven
Screening and Referral Services
Chapter Eight
Counseling and Support
Chapter Nine
Early Intervention Clinical Services
Chapter Ten
Conclusion
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