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Section I. 1955-1975: The Era of Discovery A Commentary by Nick Cummings 1 1967: 1. Psychiatric Services and Medical Utilization in a Prepaid Health Plan Setting (with William T. Follette) 5 Weighing the Charts as an Index of Psychological Distress 21 1968: 2. Psychiatric Services and Medical Utilization in a Prepaid Health Plan Setting: Part II (with William T. Follette) 22 The Early Days at Kaiser 38 Section II. 1975-1984: Change Is on the Horizon A Commentary by Nick Cummings 40 1975: 3. The Health Model as Entree to the Human Services Model in Psychotherapy 45 The Balints: Pioneers in Integrated Behavioral Healthcare 53 1976: 4. Brief Psychotherapy and Medical Utilization (with William T. Folette) 55 Should Healthcare Keep the Psychological and the Medical Separate? 64 1977: 5. Prolonged (Ideal) Versus Short-Term (Realistic) Psychotherapy 65 The Single-Session Misunderstanding 77 1977: 6. The Anatomy of Psychotherapy Under National Health Insurance 78 1979: 7. Turning Bread Into Stones: Our Modern Antimiracle 92 1979: 8. The General Pctice of Psychology (with Gary R. VandenBos) 112 1981: 9. The Twenty Years Kaiser Pemanente Experience with Psychotherapy and Medical Utilization: Implications for National Health Policy and National Health nsurnce (with Gary R. VandenBos) 126 Paratrooper Psychotherapy 143 1984: 10. The Health Maintenance Organization 145 Somatizers or Not Somatizers 156 Section III: 1985-1997: The Era of Managed Care A Commentary by Nick Cummings 157 1986: 11. The Dismantling of Our Health System: Strategies for the Survival of Psychological Practice 161 1986: 12. Corporations, Networks, and Service Plans: Economically Sound Models for Practice (with Herbert Dorken) 174 The 12 Couches 200 1987: 13. The Future of Psychotherapy: One Psychologist's Perspective 202 1988: 14. Triaging the"Somaticizer" Out of the Medical System Into a Psychological System (with Jeffrey I. Bragman) 215 It's Hard to Do Psychoanalysis Face Down 219 1989: 15. Mental Hospitalization: Daniel Enters the Lion's Den (A Review with Michael S Pallak) 220 1991: 16. Arguments for the Financial Efficacy of Psychological Services in Health Care Settings 225 The Mobilization of Rage in the Service of Health 245 1991: 17. Inpatient Versus Outpatient Treatment of Substance Abuse: Recent Developments in the Controversy 248 1992: 18. Future Practice Patterns: Independent Practice and Managed Mental Health Care 259 1992: 19. The Future of Psychotherapy: Society's Charge to Professional Psychology 274 1992: 20. Psychologists: An Essential Component to Cost-Effective, Innovative Care- 287 What Went Wrong After I Left Biodyne 293 1992: 21. The Somatizing Patient 295 1992: 22. Inpatient and Outpatient Psychiatric Treatment: The Effect of Matching Patients to Appropriate Level of Treatment on Psychiatric and Medical- Surgical Hospital Days (with Michael S. Pallak) 312 Drug-free Psychoeducational Treatment of Schizophrenics 322 1993: 23. Medicaid, Managed Mental Healthcare and Medical Cost Offset (with Michael S. Pallak, Herbert D6rken, and Curtis J. Henke) 324 1994: 24. The SuccessfulApplication of Medical Offset in Program Planning and in Clinical Delivery 336 1994: 25. Outcomes Research in Managed Behavioral Health Care: Issues, Strategies, and Trends (with Michael S. Pallak) 347 Follow-up on the Early Studies 362 1995: 26. Impact of Managed Care on Employment and Training: A Primer for Survival 363 1995: 27. Behavioral Health After Managed Care: The Next Golden Opportunity for Professional Psychology 377 1996: 28. Practitioner-Driven Managed Care: The Quality Solution 389 The Importance of the Psychodynamic Formulation 402 1997: 29. The Behavioral Health Practitioner of the Future: The Efficacy of Psychoeducational Programs in Integrated Primary Care (with Janet L. Cummings) 404 A Secret of Behavioral Health Integration: The Handoff 423