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Increasing Collaboration Between Corrections & Mental Health Organizations: Kansas Case Study

January 2007 Increasing Collaboration Between Corrections & Mental Health Organizations: Kansas Case Study The Kansas Corrections and Mental Health Diversion Program called Community Offender Resources (COR)-Pathways had less impact than expected in helping offenders with serious and persistent mental illnesses (SPMI) transition back to the community. The parole revocation rate (74%) for individuals in the COR-Pathways group was higher than the control group, (51%) who only received specialized parole officer (PO) services. The COR-Pathways revocation rates also exceeded the rate for those who refused specialized services (60%) and those who received standard PO services (62%). Researchers proposed . . .

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