Physician
Family Medicine
Dr. Michael Austin, MD
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Michael Austin works in the field of Family Medicine. Michael Austin, MD is also a published MD. He has 53 publication published. The most recent publication is: Social service programming in nursing homes. He is registered with Medicare and accepts Medicare payments.
Publications
- Using performance measures to manage child welfare outcomes: local strategies and decision making.
- Achieving placement stability.
- Achieving exits to permanency for children in long term care.
- Achieving timely adoption.
- Preventing re-entry to foster care.
- Achieving timely reunification.
- Preventing the recurrence of maltreatment.
- The context of child welfare performance measures.
- Redefining the Bureaucratic Encounter between Service Providers and Service Users: Evidence from the Norwegian HUSK Projects.
- The sub-acute center: a proposal for relocating elderly mental patients.
- Occupational mental health and the human services: a review.
- Nursing home decision makers and the social service needs of residents.
- Social work consultation to nursing homes: a study.
- Social service programming in nursing homes.
- Service integration: something old and something new.
- Understanding socially inhibited behaviors in managers.
- Service integration: introduction.
- The Bayview Hunters Point Foundation for Community Improvement: a pioneering multi-ethnic human service organization (1971-2008).
- On Lok: a pioneering long-term care organization for the elderly (1971-2008).
- Jewish Family and Children''s Services: a pioneering human service organization (1850-2008).
- Shelter Network: serving homeless families and individuals (1987-2007).
- Black Adoption Placement and Research Center at 25: placing African-American children in permanent homes (1983-2008).
- CompassPoint Nonprofit Services: strengthening the capacities of nonprofits (1971-2008).
- Asian Community Mental Health Services at 35: a pioneering ethnic organization (1973-2008).
- Larkin Street Youth Services: helping kids get off the street for good (1982-2007).
- Coleman Advocates for Children And Youth: a pioneering child advocacy organization (1974-2008).
- Girls Incorporated of Alameda County at 50: a voice for girls (1958-2008).
- The Unity Council at 40: a pioneering community development and service organization (1967-2007).
- BANANAS: providing child care services to a multi-ethnic community.
- Growth and resilience of pioneering nonprofit human service organizations: a cross-case analysis of organizational histories.
- Introduction. How have nonprofit human service organizations sustained themselves over time?
- Long-term care in the United States: policy themes and promising practices.
- Assessing elder mistreatment: instrument development and implications for adult protective services.
- Knowledge management: implications for human service organizations.
- Impact of organizational change on organizational culture: implications for introducing evidence-based practice.
- The dissemination and utilization of research for promoting evidence-based practice.
- Implementing evidence-based practice in human service organizations: preliminary lessons from the frontlines.
- Evidence-based practice in the social services: implications for organizational change.
- Assessing parent education programs for families involved with child welfare services: evidence and implications.
- Substance abuse interventions for parents involved in the child welfare system: evidence and implications.
- Understanding and measuring child welfare outcomes.
- Assessing child and youth well-being: implications for child welfare practice.
- Family assessment in child welfare services: instrument comparisons.
- Risk and safety assessment in child welfare: instrument comparisons.
- Understanding and addressing racial/ethnic disproportionality in the front end of the child welfare system.
- The growing interest in evidence-based practice has generated discussion in a wide variety of journals. Introduction.
- Strategies for transforming human service organizations into learning organizations: knowledge management and the transfer of learning.
- Promising practices for meeting the multiple needs of low-income families in poverty neighborhoods.
- Promising programs to serve low-income families in poverty neighborhoods.
- The status of low-income families in the post-welfare reform environment: mapping the relationships between poverty and family.
- The status of low-income neighborhoods in the post-welfare reform environment: mapping the relationship between poverty and place.
- The implications of managed care and welfare reform for the integration of health and welfare services.
Schools
Schulich School Of Medicine At The University Of Western Ontario
Doctors Specialties
- Family Medicine
Accepted Insurances
- Aetna
- Commercial Insurance Company
- Humana
- Medicare MCR
- NGS CoreSource
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