A test of the utility of social indicators for behavioral health service planning

Social Sciences

• Behavioural Health 95%
• social indicators 95%
• health service 63%
• planning 47%
• epidemiological studies 46%
• well-being 39%
• human being 30%
• death rate 23%
• crime rate 22%
• cause of death 22%
• social participation 21%
• standard of living 21%
• Caucasian 20%
• drug abuse 19%
• social scientist 18%
• Social Environment 18%
• government policy 18%
• census 16%
• utilization 15%
• quality of life 15%
• marriage 15%
• alcohol 14%
• statistics 14%
• assistance 14%
• justice 13%
• mental health 13%
• anxiety 12%
• experience 12%
• health 8%
• evaluation 8%

Medicine & Life Sciences

• Health Planning 100%
• Health Services 69%
• Psychology 53%
• Quality of Life 37%
• Epidemiologic Studies 32%
• Psychiatry 29%
• Social Participation 27%
• Vital Statistics 27%
• Loneliness 24%
• Social Justice 24%
• Sadness 24%
• North American Indians 23%
• Social Environment 23%
• Crime 23%
• Population 23%
• Facilities and Services Utilization 22%
• Marriage 22%
• Censuses 21%
• Administrative Personnel 20%
• European Continental Ancestry Group 18%
• Alcoholism 17%
• Information Storage and Retrieval 17%
• Substance-Related Disorders 17%
• Cause of Death 15%
• Mental Health 15%
• Anxiety 14%
• Equipment and Supplies 11%
• Mortality 9%
• Health 9%

Arts & Humanities

• Health Services 74%
• Planning 63%
• Positive Affect 43%
• Psychological Well-being 40%
• Impairment 32%
• Person 25%
• Native Americans 24%
• Psychological 24%
• Vital Statistics 23%
• Cause of Death 22%
• Death Rate 20%
• Dissolution 19%
• Physical Environment 18%
• Loneliness 18%
• Alcohol 17%
• Social Environment 16%
• Family Life 16%
• Justice 15%
• Census 15%
• Administrators 15%
• Screening 15%
• Quality of Life 15%
• Standard of Living 14%
• Abuse 14%
• Government Policy 13%
• Well-being 13%
• Crime 13%
• Drugs 12%
• Usefulness 12%
• Marriage 12%
• Participation 10%
• Health 10%
• Evaluation 8%