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In an ever-changing health care field, an organization must be willing to change to meet the needs and demands of its patients. With continuity of care as the impetus for change, the Harold E. Fox Center at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital experienced a significant change in the delivery of child/adolescent psychiatric services. To improve patient outcomes and patient, family, staff, physician, and community satisfaction, the partial hospitalization program and the inpatient unit were integrated. A treatment team model was adopted for the integrated program. This program consisted of a teacher, social worker, nurse, and activity therapist. Physicians supervised the team in the delivery of treatment for their patients. These patients were placed on a treatment team upon admission and were maintained in the team until discharge. A survey was completed analyzing patient, parent, and staff satisfaction with the new model of service delivery. The results indicated favorable support for the concept of the integrated program; however, the operation of such a program still requires refinement.
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PMID:Integration of partial hospitalization and inpatient child/adolescent psychiatric units: "A question of continuity of care". 1012 Feb 96

Marbon is isomeric with Dechlorane Plus (DP). Both are produced by the Diels-Alder condensation of hexachlorocyclopentadiene with cyclic dienes, and both have elemental compositions of C18H12Cl12. Dechlorane Plus is commonly found in the environment throughout the world, but Marbon has, so far, only been detected at low levels in one sediment core collected near the mouth of the Niagara River in Lake Ontario. Here we report on the concentrations of Marbon and anti-DP in 59 water samples from five Lake Michigan tributaries [the Grand, Kalamazoo, St. Joseph, and Lower Fox Rivers, and the Indiana Harbor and Ship Canal (IHSC)], 10 surface sediment samples from the IHSC, and 2 surface sediment samples from the Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal. Three Marbon diastereomers were detected in the water and sediment samples from the IHSC, which is far from the location of its previous detection in Lake Ontario. The sum of the concentrations of the three Marbons was greater in the water from the IHSC (N = 11, median =150 pg/L) compared to those in water from the other four tributaries (N = 11-13, medians =0.9-2.0 pg/L). Marbon concentrations in sediment samples from the IHSC were up to 450 ng/g dry weight. Anti-DP was also measured for comparison. Its concentrations were not significantly different among the water samples, but its sediment concentrations in the IHSC were significantly correlated with those of Marbon. The source of Marbon contamination in the IHSC is not clear.
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PMID:Identification of Marbon in the Indiana Harbor and Ship Canal. 2799 42