Titlebook: Deinstitutionalization and Community Living; Intellectual disabil Jim Mansell (Director),Kent Ericsson (Research Psy Book 1996 Springer Sci

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Otto Depenheuer,Foroud Shirvanitle residential institutions for people with mental retardation, it actually enshrined in law support for the view that institutions are not fit places in which to live. The parents’ society had strongly advocated this reform.

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Die Hauptinhalte der Entflechtung,r the expression of such concerns. The ability of such groups to exert pressure on services is one important factor in the development and maintenance of high quality provision for people with learning disabilities. This chapter reports some preliminary work on understanding parents’ groups and their role.

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Introduction: towards deinstitutionalizationt services, summarizing the shift from traditional forms of institutional care of the 1950s and 1960s to new models based on the community, and elaborating new objectives and ideals for the change towards community services.

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Impact of deinstitutionalization on service users in Britainined with the planned contraction of remaining institutions, should result in a further 67% reduction of provision in hospital-based residential provision by the end of the century (Greig, 1993; Chapter 1).

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Relatives’ opinions on institutional closuree woman who established the first institution for people with handicaps lived in this county, and the residential institution which she founded was regarded as a model institution for a long period, not just in this county but throughout the country.

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Die Katalogisierung der gesamten Sch?pfungrs, half of this time as its Director of Mental Health and Developmental Services. In this chapter a brief overview of the closure process at one institution is presented, highlighting some of the key processes and drawing out some guiding principles.

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Die Entdeckung des Unvorstellbarenmacy of community living compared to institutions with regard to environmental quality and development of personal independence and quality of life. An effective summary of this debate is given by Conroy and Feinstein (1990), who state: