Collaborative mental health care for the homeless: the role of psychiatry in positive housing and mental health outcomes.

Objective: Factors associated with positive outcomes for homeless men referred to a shelter-based collaborative mental health care team were examined.

Method: A chart review of 73 clients referred over 12 months was completed. Two outcome measures were examined, clinical status and housing status, 6 months after their referral to the program.

Utility of SKP2 and MIB-1 in grading follicular lymphoma using quantitative imaging analysis.

Follicular lymphoma is classified into grades (G)1, 2, and 3 based on the number of centroblasts in neoplastic follicles. However, the accuracy of manually counting these centroblasts is limited by certain cells (large centrocytes, follicular dendritic cells, and histiocytes) that could mimic centroblast morphology. The reproducibility of follicular lymphoma grading is dependent upon observer experience; therefore, significant variations occur.