Person-in-environment system the PIE classification system for social functioning problems
editors, James M. Karls, Karin E. Wandrei.
- Washington, DC NASW Press, National Association of Social Workers c1994.
- xxiv, 223 p. 26 cm.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
PIE : A system for describing and classifying problems of social functioning Structure of the PIE system Use of PIE in outpatient mental health settings Applications of the PIE system in family services agencies Use of PIE in a medical social work setting The role of the PIE in employee assistance programs and managed behavioral health care Use of the PIE classification system in welfare departments Using the PIE system to classify the problems of mentally ill people in recovery from addiction Using the PIE system to teach social work skills in Japan The PIE system : A Canadian field test with a multidisciplinary mental health team PIE's potential for furthering an ecological perspective for social work in the Netherlands PIE as a new tool for more effective case management Training master of social work students in clinical assessment using the PIE system Conceptualizing PIE within a holistic system of social work PIE research issues Computerizing the PIE system James M. Karls and Karin E. Wandrei -- Karin E. Wandrei and James M. Karls -- Joanne E. Turnbull and Helen Cahalane -- Joseph D. Kestnbaum and Maureen K. Wahl -- Elizabeth A. Adkins -- Paul M. Saxton -- Mehl L. Simmons -- Elizabeth A. Irvin and Walter E. Penk -- James M. Mandiberg and Kyoko Miyaoka -- Karen Walsh and Richard Ramsay -- Kathleen O'C. Hoekstra -- James M. Karls and Karin E. Wandrei -- Cathie Hanes Delewski -- Richard Ramsay -- Janet B.W. Williams -- James M. Karls and Karin E. Wandrei. Part I. The PIE perspective : Its development and structure -- Part II. Application of PIE in practice settings -- Part III. Use of the PIE system in other countries -- Part IV. Other issues --