Impact of Early Intervention Programs for Persons with Mental Health Conditions: Evidence from the National DMIE Evaluation

Boyd Gilman, Gilbert Gimm, Henry Ireys, Noelle Denny-Brown and Sarah Croake

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Abstract: This article examines results from a study using random assignment and data from Social Security Administration files and state-based surveys to assess whether the DMIE, as implemented in these states, had a significant impact on the number of applications submitted for federal disability benefit programs and changed participants’ employment outcomes.

Keywords: DMIE; Mental Health; Early Intervention (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 18
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