Strategies and Challenges in Promoting Transitions from Nursing Facilities to the Community for Individuals with Disabilities: A Pilot Study of the Implementation of Rider 37 in Texas

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Strategies and Challenges in Promoting Transitions from Nursing Facilities to the Community for Individuals with Disabilities: A Pilot Study of the Implementation of Rider 37 in Texas

Wed, 09/04/2013 - 00:04
Article Publication Date
Summary
This study was designed as a small scale, pilot qualitative study of the implementation of Rider 37 in Texas.
Article Author
Klein, Jay; Walker, Pam; Feinstein, Celia; Margeson, Paula; Jones, Darrell Lynn
Topics
Accessibility
Consumer/Participant Direction
Housing
Transition/Diversion from Institutions
Types/Tools
Reports
Assessments
Populations
N/A
Sources
ILRU
Programs/Initiatives
Money Follows the Person
States
Texas
Keywords
State/Agency Information
Rider 37; Texas Study; Persons with Disabilities;olmstead; money follows the person; MFP

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