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Managed Care & Developmental Disabilities
Reconciling the Realities of Managed Care with the Individual Needs of Persons with Disabilities
Treatment options, and along with them the medical care
delivery system in this country, continue to be a complex national issue.
Dr. Mitchell explains in clear, jargon-free language the history of managed
care, its present implications for people with developmental disabilities,
and what the future will likely bring. Professionals, providers, consumers,
families and public officials can all learn what plans are needed to help
ensure the best quality care for people with developmental disabilities in
the current and future financial climates.
order # HT002 / price: $19.95 / paperback / 197 pages
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Medical Issues for Adults with Mental Retardation/Developmental Disabilities
What should a visit to a primary care physician accomplish
for an adult with a developmental disability? Can most doctors be expected
to spot common health problems? In this guidebook,
Dr. Tyler explains the most common health care needs of adults with
disabilities, from under-recognized health problems to screenings to adverse
drug reactions. He offers tips for working with physicians, checklists for
preventative health care, a list of resources to contact for more
information, and a glossary of medical terms.
order # HTM1 / price: $10.95 / spiral-bound / 54 pages
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Outcome Management
Achieving Outcomes for People with Disabilities
Two essential elements make up a successful, compassionate
organization that serves people with developmental disabilities. Outcome
Management covers both of them–the clinical (or program) issues and the
management practices. Art Dykstra shares the keys to leading a creative
learning environment where employees and managers continually seek better
ways of doing things. Mr. Dykstra has been the executive director at Trinity
Services as it grew from 40 employees to well over 800 in just over a decade,
and became one of America's most innovative and effective social service
organizations.
order # HT5 / price: $17.95 / paperback / 162 pages
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Person-Centered Planning
Helping People with Disabilities Achieve Personal Outcomes
Forty professionals from different specialties contribute
to this discussion of the current research and known outcomes of
person-centered planning. Learn how all members of your support staff can
help individuals with disabilities experience their preferred life. order # HTM11 / price: $10.95 / spiral-bound / 49 pages
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Positive Behavioral Support
Including People with Difficult Behavior in the Community
Behavior analysts, educators, speech-language pathologists
and child development professionals will find dozens of strategies in this
book for fully including individuals with challenging behavior at home, at
school and in the community. It describes the most up-to-date intervention
techniques as well as the planning and assistance necessary to carry them
out. Topics include naturalistic language intervention; early intervention;
school inclusion for children with autism; and person-centered planning. Case
studies, activities, a sample course syllabus and a look at the essential
role of the family are also included.
order # CH983 / price: $36.90 / paperback / 528 pages
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Power Tools
This book addresses the delicate issue of power within
human service organizations. Learn the three steps to a process of change
that can improve the power relationship between support providers and the
people they serve.
order # CH181 / price: $5.00 / paperback / 40 pages
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The Pretenders
Gifted People Who Have Difficulty Learning
What would you do if, no matter how hard you tried, you
could not learn to read? Would you continue to try or would you resign
yourself to pretending, for the benefit of others, that you could read?
Read the inspiring stories of eight people who never stopped trying.
From humiliation in school and the anxiety of coping with everyday life
unable to read street signs and menus, to shopping, driving, and
working, these people lived in a world of dashed hopes and dreams –
regardless of outward appearances. With help from Dr. Barbara Guyer,
they discovered their learning disabilities and unlocked their true gifts.
order # HT4 / price: $17.95 / paperback / 177 pages
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The Principles and Practices of Universal Enhancement, 2nd Edition
What elements do all persons need to experience a meaningful life?
Valued relationships. Dignity, respect and choice. Meaningful activities.
Full and abundant living. But, what outmoded policies, methods, attitudes, and
habits need to change so that a person with an intellectual or developmental
disability can experience these elements? Dr. Pomeranz describes how certain
mindsets can demean, degrade, devalue and dehumanize a person. He guides the
service provider through the very best practices and the attitudes that go
with them. He illustrates these ideas with lively stories, poetry, to-do
lists, rules of thumb and illustrations. You will enjoy Tom's deep insights
and real-life anecdotes. And, you now get all of his best ideas and tools in
one book, at one low price. All four sections are contained in this new, updated
edition. order # HT1 / price: $19.95 / paperback / 266 pages
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