Standardized Service Models: Innovation and the life potential of persons who receive services

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Standardized Service Models: Innovation and the life potential of persons who receive services

Michael Kendrick discusses the provision of services to persons with disabilities. He notes that a majority of the time the care offered is standardized or fixed. Kendrick looks at a fixed service models and their downsides.

Author

Michael Kendrick

Publication date

29/05/2005

Origin

United States

Source

TASH Connections January/February 2007

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