THE MAIN CHARACTERISTICS OF A SO-CALLED "MULTIPROBLEMATIC" CLIENT IN QUEBEC HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES
This article presents the results of an exploratory study about the main components characterizing the people with so-called "multilevel problems" in health and social services (N = 128). The overall picture that emerges from this study highlights risk factors for challenging behavior in this population. The results show that the network can be found more in the management of emergency situations rather than in the organization of planned services to this clientele with special needs.