Goal-Directed Change in Service Utilization

Stephen T. Moore

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Service utilization is the result of a complex and dynamic interaction between social services consumers and providers. Effective strategies for change in service utilization are based on an understanding of the characteristics of consumers and their environment. Social work administrators can change utilization by manipulating the structure of the service delivery system to better fit the needs of those they serve.

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