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Evaluating the Efficacy of Partial Hospitalization Services for Adults With Mental Retardation and Psychiatric Disorders: A Pilot Study Using the Aberrant Behavior Checklist (ABC)

ambulatory treatment program that includes the major diagnostic, medical, psychiatric, and prevocational treatment modalities designed for patients with serious mental disorders who require coordinated, intensive, comprehensive, and multidisciplinary treatment not provided in an outpatient setting.” Such a modality can be in s t ru m e n t a l in p rev en t in g in pa t ien t hospitalization, reducing repeat hospital admissions, and ensuring a continuum of care for persons who have major mental illness. To our knowledge, the effectiveness of psychiatric partial hospitalization for adults with MR has not been addressed in the professional literature. In the present report, we describe a study that used the Aberrant Behavior Checklist (ABC) to evaluate outcome from partial hospitalization services. Aman et al developed the 3