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The Training and Utilization of the Mental Health Paraprofessional Within the Military: The Social Work/Psychology Specialist
KENNETH J. NOLAN; EDWIN T. COOKE
Am J Psychiatry 1970;127:74-79.
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Student at Brandeis University
Director, department of neuropsychiatry, U. S. Army Medical Field Service School, Brooke Army Medical Center, Fort Sam Houston, Tex. 78234
1971, American Psychiatric Association
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One attempt to resolve the military'S manpower shortages in the mental health field has been increased use of the paraprofessional specialist. The authors describe the Army's ten-week program of paraprofessional training for enlisted soldiers and the activities of the paraprofessional specialist in various military practice settings. They feel this experience with the paraprofessional in the broad areas of mental health may be relevant to the problems of utilization and training in a number of civilian areas.Abstract Teaser
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