Solomon P, Draine J
School of Social Work, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia 19104, USA.
Health Soc Work. 1995 Aug;20(3):167-73. doi: 10.1093/hsw/20.3.167.
This article explores the factors related to jail recidivism among clients receiving case management services who were seriously mentally ill, homeless, and former inmates in a large urban jail. The authors interviewed six case managers about 51 clients and examined the use of treatment stipulations as a condition of probation, clients' major diagnostic and behavioral problems, and case management strategies. Clients whose case managers actively sought legal stipulations to case management as a condition of probation and parole were more likely to return to jail. Implications for service planning and future research are discussed.
本文探讨了在一所大型城市监狱中接受个案管理服务的严重精神疾病患者、无家可归者和曾经的囚犯中与再次入狱相关的因素。作者就51名客户采访了6名个案经理，并研究了将治疗规定作为缓刑条件的使用情况、客户的主要诊断和行为问题以及个案管理策略。其个案经理积极寻求将个案管理的法律规定作为缓刑和假释条件的客户更有可能再次入狱。文中还讨论了对服务规划和未来研究的启示。
