1

1959

Jun 30

Atlanta

William Hurder

Southern Reg. Education Board: conference on uniform reporting of mental health statistics

2

1960

Nov 2-4

Atlanta

Cecil Wurster

Planning mental health statistics research procedures

3

1961

Oct 23-26

Louisville

Richard Reynolds

Statistics on mental hospital and mental outpatient facilities

4

1962

Nov 6-8

Biloxi

P.G. Reeves

Trends in SREB state programs and statistical reporting

5

1963

Oct 21-23

Asheville

Kurt Gorwitz

Statistical reporting of special populations in mental health and retardation

6

1964

Oct 19-21

Ft Lauderdale

Charles Pettus

Planning for mental hospital programs and comprehensive mental health centers

7

1965

Oct 25-27

New Orleans

Edna Lantz

Automated data, case registers, and uses of data

8

1966

Oct 10-12

Ft Lauderdale

Jack Holladay

Systems analysis: bridging the concept for clinical and statistical methods

9

1967

Oct 18-20

Ft Lauderdale

Wayne Daniel

Key factor analysis: program and statistical implications

10

1968

Oct 7-9

Memphis

Lacoe Alltop

Changing role of the mental health statistician

11

1969

Nov 23-25

Charleston

Dorothy Moore

Census data for 1970: planning, administration, and research use

12

1970

Oct 20-22

Atlanta

Lee Meshak

Information needs, uses, and resources for community mental health programs

13

1971

Nov 15-17

Atlanta

Dan Sheehan

How to make data work for you: program / patient * fiscal = insight

14

1972

Oct 30-Nov 1

Atlanta

Don Schofield

Accountability and documentation from the judiciary and client perspectives

15

1973

Oct 7-10

New Orleans

Donna Brogan

Criteria for selection or improvement of a mental health information system

16

1974

Nov 3-6

Louisville

Richard Heine

Evaluation: methods, results, and implications – one road to credibility

17

1975

Sep 28-Oct 1

Mobile

Joel Levy

Local, state, and federal perspectives in formation systems / accountability

18

1976

Oct 3-6

New Orleans

Bill Aplin

Planning in mental health: quantitative input and uses of information

19

1977

Oct 2-5

New Orleans

Jack Franklin

Outcome measures in mental health: methods, myths, and reality

20

1978

Oct 1-4

New Orleans

Bill Simpson

Quality assurance: philosophy, operation, and output

21

1979

Oct 2-5

New Orleans

Fred Newman

Management’s use of data: towards the integration of research, productivity, and effectiveness

22

1980

Sep 14-17

New Orleans

Nancy Carter

Data and dollars: strategies for survival

23

1981

Oct 21-24

New Orleans

Jim Walker

Planning and evaluating mental health services: a systems approach

24

1982

Oct 10-13

New Orleans

Phil Barkley

Working with special populations: a dialogue in planning, managing, and monitoring

25

1983

Oct 16-19

New Orleans

Hillary Hamlin

Mental health statistics and administration: data and decisions

26

1984

Oct 14-17

New Orleans

Carole Taff

High tech and mental health information

27

1985

Oct 13-16

New Orleans

David Langmeyer

Cost containment and competition: a new mental health environment

28

1986

Oct 14-17

New Orleans

Jack Holladay

Administration and management in mental health services: information and statistical supp.

29

1987

Oct 4-7

New Orleans

John Bianconi

Integration of mental health services: clinical and technological advances

30

1988

Oct 30-Nov2

New Orleans

Olivia Williams

Managing case management: data and dollars

31

1989

Nov 5-8

New Orleans

Hillary Hamlin

Medicare and medicaid: impact on mental health services and information systems

32

1990

Nov 4-7

New Orleans

Tom Chapman

Children, adolescents, and young adults: planning and evaluating comprehensive services

33

1991

Oct 27-30

New Orleans

Deb Westvold

Managing systems change in uncertain times

34

1992

Sep 27-30

New Orleans

Randy Lemoine

Managing care for persons with mental illness: toward data informed decision making

35

1993

Oct 10-13

New Orleans

Guz Fernandez

Health care reform: implications for mental health care and information systems