Strategic implementation of systems change: Integrating Olmstead, real choice, co-occurring disorders, and PATH homelessness as a catalyst for recovery planning.

Mark A Engelhardt

Strategic implementation of systems change: Integrating Olmstead, real choice, co-occurring disorders, and PATH homelessness as a catalyst for recovery planning.

Mark A Engelhardt

University of South Florida

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Paper and workshop presentation at the annual meeting of the National Olmstead Training Institute, Rockville, MD.

Original language	American English
State	Published - Sep 1 2006
Event	Sponsored by SAMHSA-CMHS - Duration: Sep 1 2006 → …

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Conference	Sponsored by SAMHSA-CMHS
Period	9/1/06 → …

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Strategic implementation of systems change: Integrating Olmstead, real choice, co-occurring disorders, and PATH homelessness as a catalyst for recovery planning.

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