Behavioral: Planning
Individualized person-centred planning is the preferred approach to plans for services for people with disabilities.
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A toolkit for anyone interested in Person-Centered Planning (2011) — The following Person-Centered Planning toolkit is intended to serve both as a reference for individuals already acquainted with Person-Centered Planning (PCP), and as a starting point for individuals new to Person-Centered Planning and Thinking.
Being Dependent and Independent - The complex practice of case management that encourages independence for adults with developmental delay 2003
Conflict Free Case Management 2014 — In an ideal scenario, Conflict-Free Case Management (CFCM) complements the goal of improving person-centered planning while also serving as part of an effective cost-containment strategy.
Critique of Multidisciplinary Teaming: Problems and Possibilities
Evaluating person centred planning in Hampshire 2005 ppt
Great Questions and the Art of Portraiture. (O'Brien, John) 1999 — This brief paper uses the concept of "great questionstt to address issues in person-centered planning for individuals with disabilities. "Great questionstt are defined as questions that refuse to be answered and so lead to deeper thinking and deeper connections.
INDIVIDUAL TRANSITION PLANS (Lit Review) — European Agency for Development in Special Needs Education
Maximising a a Person’s Ability to Make Their Own Decisions 2004
Measuring practice leadership in supported accommodation services for people with intellectual disability: Comparing staff-rated and observational measures 2016 — s This study provides evidence to support using an observational measure of practice leadership rather than reliance on staff ratings.
Multidisciplinary Teamworking Indicators of Good Practice 2000 — The establishment of new community schools in Scotland has focused attention on the need for members of different professional groups to work together effectively for the benefit of pupils and young people. This paper, based upon a recently completed literature review for the Scottish Executive Education Department and earlier research commissioned by the UK Department of Health, draws together the factors which support and inhibit multidisciplinary working in order to provide a guide to good practice.
My Plan – Self-Advocate Workbook — The idea for the workbook began with feedback from self-advocates who wanted a practical tool to help them lead the development of their own person-centred plan.
Person-centered planning for the millennium: We're old enough to remember when PCP was just a drug. (1997) — This article steps back to review core values that form the basis for successful person-centered planning and moves ahead to address key system and skill problems and suggest solutions.
Person Centered Thinking — various pdf resources
Person Centered Thinking, SIS, ISPs and Quality of Life Michael Smull For AAIDD June 2012 — Plans matter only to the degree that they are used to help people get better lives
Person-centred approaches to improve the quality of life of people with learning disabilities 2010 — This article will ... explore how using person-centred approaches (person-centred planning, person-centred active support, total communication, the SPELL framework and positive behaviour support can help services to support people to have a better quality of life
The Willowbrook Futures Project: A Longitudinal Analysis of Person-Centered Planning (2004) — comparative evaluation of person-centered planning processes and outcomes for 20 individuals with intellectual disabilities and problem behavior
Treatment or Accommodation for Adults With Challenging Behaviors (Robert Fox, 2003) — suggest an alternative to traditional behavioral treatment programs: Accommodation is rearranging an individual’s environment to prevent or lower the occurrence of challenging behaviors.