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Promoting Self-Direction and Consumer Control in Home and Community Based Service Systems
01/04/2006 | Requests *
Summary
The third paper in the series examines what contemporary social service systems can do to promote consumer-directed services. We identify different features that make a service "self-directed," and we identify characteristics of successful consumer direction and self-determination. In its present form, this paper serves as foundation work for additional dialogue and will also undergo continuing development in discussions with representatives of projects and consumer leaders in states.
Author
Kendrick, PhD, Michael; Petty, MBA, Richard E; Bezanson, JD, Lee; Jones, MA, Darrell L
Available Files
- Colloquium Report Word (125K, 18 pages)
- Colloquium Report PDF (205K, 18 pages)
Keywords
Stakeholder Involvement; Real Choice Systems Change; Personal Assistant; Medicaid; Independent Living; Community Inclusion; Promoting Self direction; home and community based services; Empowerment; Standards; Indicatrs; Measures; Self-Directed
Topic
Aging Issues, Consumer/Participant Direction, Developmental/Intellectual Disabilities, Financing HCBS, Organizational Change, Physical Disabilities, Sustainability
Type/Tool
Policy alerts, briefs, letters & papers, Training materials
Source
ILRU
State
All States/Territories
Date Created
05/04/2006
Contact
Sharon Finney
sfinney@bcm.tmc.edu
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