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Basic concepts and methods in community mental health

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Code Science Field Subfield
5.07.00  Social sciences  Criminology and social work   

Code Science Field
S214  Social sciences  Social changes, theory of social work 
Keywords
community mental health, social work, psychosocial services, sociology of everyday life
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Researchers (4)
no. Code Name and surname Research area Role Period No. of publications
1.  04575  PhD Vitold Flaker  Criminology and social work  Head  2000  760 
2.  04870  PhD Tatjana Lamovec  Criminology and social work  Researcher  1998 - 2000  178 
3.  16069  PhD Mojca Urek  Criminology and social work  Researcher  2000  563 
4.  00317  PhD Darja Zaviršek  Criminology and social work  Researcher  2000  1,144 
Organisations (1)
no. Code Research organisation City Registration number No. of publications
1.  0591  University of Ljubljana, Faculty for Social Work  Ljubljana  1627147  10,193 
Abstract
Our basic aim is to create comprehensive view of the community mental health, to construct basic explanatory models and to create new terminology. Identified areas of research are: explaining and working with mental distress and crises in the framework of psychosocial framework; families and working with mental distress; longterm psychosocial distress; 0structures and activities in community mental health; social, political and organisational features of community mental health; management and maintenance of psychosocial services; gender and culture in the community mental health; mental health and law.
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