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Psychiatr Serv 49:1330-1337, October 1998
© 1998 American Psychiatric Association


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Case Management and Recidivism of Mentally Ill Persons Released From Jail

Lois A. Ventura, Ph.D., Charlene A. Cassel, Ph.D., Joseph E. Jacoby, Ph.D. and Bu Huang, Ph.D.

OBJECTIVE: The study tested the hypothesis that case management provided to mentally ill offenders both in jail and after release from jail would reduce their recidivism. METHODS: A total of 261 inmates of the Lucas County (Toledo, Ohio) jail who were diagnosed with a mental disorder were tracked for three years after their release. The relationships between recidivism and diagnostic, demographic, and case management variables were examined through event history analysis. RESULTS: Recidivism was associated with age, employment, previous arrests, and receipt of community-based case management. Receipt of jail-based case management, although not directly related to recidivism, significantly increased the probability of receiving community-based case management. Receipt of community case management was significantly associated with a lower probability of rearrest and a longer period before rearrest. CONCLUSIONS: This study found hopeful signs that expanding access to case management, both inside and outside jail, will help mentally ill people live in their communities and stay out of jail.




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