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In the Spring 2008 Issue on Supported Employment...

An update on randomized controlled trials of evidence-based supported employment indicates that the Individual Placement and Support (IPS) model of supported employment is one of the most robust interventions available for persons with serious mental illnesses.
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Learn about successful strategies utilized by the Johnson & Johnson–Dartmouth Community Mental Health Program to implement evidence-based supported employment statewide in 9 states and the District of Columbia.                                                       
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A summary of major findings and policy implications of the Employment Intervention Demonstration Program (EIDP), a federally-funded, multi-site study that examined the effectiveness of supported employment for 1,273 unemployed individuals with psychiatric disabilities is presented.
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Complete Article Selections

Editorial
Supported Employment in the Context of Psychiatric Rehabilitation
William A. Anthony

Guest Editorial
Supported Employment: 1998 to 2008
Robert Drake & Gary R. Bond

Consumer Perspective
In Favor of Science
Nicole Clevenger

Articles
An Update on Randomized Controlled Trials of Evidence-Based Supported Employment
Gary R. Bond, Robert E. Drake & Deborah R. Becker

The Employment Intervention Demonstration Program: Major Findings and Policy Implications
Judith A. Cook, Crystal R. Blyler, H. Stephen Leff, William R. McFarlane, Richard W. Goldberg, Paul B. Gold, Kim T. Mueser, Michael S. Shafer, Steven J. Onken, Kate Donegan, Martha Ann Carey, Caroline Kaufmann & Lisa A. Razzano

Strategies for State-Wide Implementation of Supported Employment: The Johnson & Johnson–Dartmouth Community Mental Health Program
Deborah R. Becker, David Lynde & Sarah J. Swanson

Fidelity of Supported Employment: Lessons Learned from the National Evidence Based Practice Project
Gary R. Bond, Gregory J. McHugo, Deborah R. Becker, Charles A. Rapp & Rob Whitley

The Mental Health Treatment Study
William D. Frey, Susan T. Azrin, Howard H. Goldman, Susan Kalasunas, David S. Salkever, Alexander L. Miller, Gary R. Bond & Robert E. Drake

IPS in Europe: The EQOLISE Trial
Tom Burns & Jocelyn Catty

Expert Ratings on the Critical Ingredients of Supported Employment for People with Severe Mental Illness
Lisa J. Evans & Gary R. Bond

VR Closure Rates for Two Vocational Models
Virginia V. Fraser, Amanda M. Jones, Rochelle Frounfelker, Brian Harding, Teresa Hardin & Gary R. Bond

Individual Placement and Support for Individuals with Recent-Onset Schizophrenia: Integrating Supported Education and Supported Employment
Keith H. Nuechterlein, Kenneth L. Subotnik, Luana R. Turner, Joseph Ventura, Deborah R. Becker & Robert E. Drake

Cognitive Remediation and Vocational Rehabilitation
Susan R. McGurk & Til Wykes

Factors Influencing the Delivery of Evidence-Based Supported Employment in England
Melanie Boyce, Jenny Secker, Mike Floyd, Bob Grove, Robyn Johnson, Justine Schneider & Jan Slade

The Future of Supported Employment for People with Severe Mental Illness
Robert E. Drake & Gary R. Bond

Education and Training Column
The Medium Isn’t the Message
Patricia Nemec & Anne Sullivan-Soydan

Book Reviews

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