Presentations

Wiland, S. R. (1999, November). Community resources for mentally ill consumers and their families. Presentation at the Family Education and Support Training (FEST) Program, Ann Arbor, MI.

Reed, B. G., Barr, E. K., & Cushman, J. (1999, June). Increasing resources for substance-abusing women: Innovations, incentives and barriers. 2nd National Conference on Women, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), Los Angeles, CA.

Danziger, S.K. Panelist, Form welfare to work: the impact on non-profits. Grantmakers-Grantseekers '99, Michigan Nonprofit Association and the Council of Michigan Foundations, Novi, May 18, 1999.

Chatters, L.M. & Taylor, R.J. "Contextual Factors in Religion/Spirituality and health." Invited paper, National Institute of Health Panel, "Spirituality, Religion and Health," Office of Behavioral and Social Sciences Research. October 1999.

Savas, S. (1999). How to Utilize Clinical Information Systems to Improve Clinical and Management Practices. National Association for Family‐based Services 13th Annual Empowering Families Conference, Baltimore, MD.

Savas, S. (1999). Outcome Measures in Child Welfare Services. American Humane Association 7th Annual Outcomes Roundtable Conference, San Antonio, TX.

Savas, S. (1999). Using Information Systems Redesign to Assess Clinical and Management Practices: Lessons Learned. Child Welfare League of America, National Conference on Research in Child Welfare and Western Region Training Conference, Seattle, WA.

Savas, S. (1999). Identifying Outcomes, Selecting Measures, and Designing Evaluation that are Relevant, Feasible, and Sound. Child Welfare League of America ‐ Trieschman Center Clinical Technologies Conference, Falmouth, MA.

Seefeldt, K. S. (1999, October). Welfare workers as case managers: Michigan's experience in changing office culture. Presented at the 21st Annual Research Conference of the Association of Public Policy and Management. Washington, D. C.

Corcoran, M., R. Johnson, K. S. Seefeldt & S. K. Danziger (1999, October). Employer demand, welfare recipient skills, and the quick labor force attachment model. Presented at the 21st Annual Research Conference. Washington, D. C.