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State of the States in Developmental Disabilities 7th Revised edition [Kõva köide]

  • Formaat: Hardback, 309 pages
  • Ilmumisaeg: 01-Oct-2008
  • Kirjastus: American Association on Mental Retardation
  • ISBN-10: 1935304003
  • ISBN-13: 9781935304005
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  • Formaat: Hardback, 309 pages
  • Ilmumisaeg: 01-Oct-2008
  • Kirjastus: American Association on Mental Retardation
  • ISBN-10: 1935304003
  • ISBN-13: 9781935304005
Teised raamatud teemal:
This is the latest edition of the popular "State of the States in Developmental Disabilities" study - a thorough and the only one of its kind investigation on public spending, revenues, and programmatic trends of intellectual and developmental programs and services within the United States since 1977. Directed by leading researcher, Dr. David Braddock, the study serves as a goldmine of information on trends and analyses of developmental disability services - from comparative spending on the HCBS Waiver, ICF/MR and related Medicaid programs, to the number of participants in the supported living and personal assistance programs in each state.
Tables and Figures
viii
Acknowledgments x
PART I: THE STATE OF THE STATES IN DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES: 2008
Introduction
1(1)
Approach
1(5)
Data Collection
1(3)
State Survey Instruments
4(1)
National Data Sources
4(1)
Data Analysis
5(1)
Financially-Focused Analyses
5(1)
Participant-Focused Analyses
5(1)
National Trends in Spending
6(11)
Context of Spending: State General Funds
6(2)
Trends in Spending by State
8(1)
Comparative Analysis of Institutional and Community Services
9(8)
Community Services and Supports
17(32)
Out-of-Home Residential Placements
17(3)
Cost by Setting
20(2)
Sources of Revenue for Community Services and Supports
22(6)
The ICF/MR Program
23(1)
The HCBS Waiver
24(3)
Local/County Funding
27(1)
Significance of Medicaid in Community Living
28(7)
Recent Federal Medicaid Initiatives
29(1)
The Deficit Reduction Act of 2005
29(1)
The 110th Congress
30(1)
Medicaid Commission Recommendations
31(1)
Assistive Technology
32(1)
Smart Home Technology in I/DD
33(1)
Coleman Institute for Cognitive Disabilities
33(2)
National Academy of Sciences' Technology Recommendations
35(1)
Individual and Family Support
35(14)
Supported Living and Personal Assistance
36(1)
Overview
36(2)
Summary of Trends
38(1)
Supported Employment
39(1)
Supported Employment Declines
40(2)
Improving Work Opportunities: Medicaid Buy-In
42(2)
Family Support Services
44(2)
Cash Subsidy
46(2)
The HCBS Waiver's Role in Family Support
48(1)
Family Support Legislative Initiatives
48(1)
Public and Private Institutions
49(7)
State-Operated Institutions
49(5)
Closures of State-Operated Institutions
50(4)
Public Spending Per Person
54(1)
Privately-Operated Institutions
54(2)
Nursing Facilities
54(1)
Data Sources
55(1)
Nursing Facility Census by State
56(1)
Fiscal Effort in the States
56(3)
Demand for Services and Supports
59(11)
Aging Caregivers
60(2)
Increasing Lifespan
62(1)
Waiting Lists in the States
63(1)
Current Litigation
64(5)
Waiting List Cases
64(2)
Olmstead/Community Integration Cases
66(2)
Access to Medicaid Benefits Cases
68(1)
Direct Support Professionals Wage Issues
69(1)
Summary
70(3)
Continuing Growth of Community Services
70(2)
Supported Living
70(1)
Supported Employment
70(1)
Family Support
71(1)
Medicaid and the HCBS Waiver
71(1)
Contraction of Public/Private Institutions
72(1)
Fiscal Effort in the States
72(1)
Challenges Ahead
73(233)
I/DD Spending Growth Slows as Inflation Increases
73(1)
Budget Deficits Projected in Many States
74(1)
State Tax and Expenditure Limitations
75(2)
The United Nations Disability Rights Convention
77(25)
References Cited
81(15)
State Agency Data Collaborators
96(6)
PART II: STATE PROFILES
Alabama
102(4)
Alaska
106(4)
Arizona
110(4)
Arkansas
114(4)
California
118(4)
Colorado
122(4)
Connecticut
126(4)
Delaware
130(4)
District of Columbia
134(4)
Florida
138(4)
Georgia
142(4)
Hawaii
146(4)
Idaho
150(4)
Illinois
154(4)
Indiana
158(4)
Iowa
162(4)
Kansas
166(4)
Kentucky
170(4)
Louisiana
174(4)
Maine
178(4)
Maryland
182(4)
Massachusetts
186(4)
Michigan
190(4)
Minnesota
194(4)
Mississippi
198(4)
Missouri
202(4)
Montana
206(4)
Nebraska
210(4)
Nevada
214(4)
New Hampshire
218(4)
New Jersey
222(4)
New Mexico
226(4)
New York
230(4)
North Carolina
234(4)
North Dakota
238(4)
Ohio
242(4)
Oklahoma
246(4)
Oregon
250(4)
Pennsylvania
254(4)
Rhode Island
258(4)
South Carolina
262(4)
South Dakota
266(4)
Tennessee
270(4)
Texas
274(4)
Utah
278(4)
Vermont
282(4)
Virginia
286(4)
Washington
290(4)
West Virginia
294(4)
Wisconsin
298(4)
Wyoming
302(4)
United States
306