Promising Practices: Managing the Care of People with Disabilities

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Article Publication Date: 
10/8/2004
Summary: 
The goal of this paper is to identify programs around the country associated with serving and coordinating the care of individuals with disabilities. CHPR conducted a literature search, a series of interviews with national experts, & a review of 6 promising practices. Included in the review: planning; implementation; eligibility; funding and authority; contracting; delivery system and services offered; care management and care coordination processes; evaluation and outcomes; and replication.
Article Author: 
Beaman, Richard; Stewart-Pagán, Kimberly; O'Connor, Darlene; Bannister, Louise; Price, Meryl; Ross, Rachel; Shea, Annette; Shea-Delaney, Ellie
Topics: 
N/A
Types/Tools: 
Promising practices; Reports
Populations: 
Developmental/Intellectual Disabilities; Physical Disabilities; Psychiatric Disabilities/Mental Illness
Sources: 
UMass Center for Health Policy and Research
Programs/Initiatives: 
N/A
States: 
Massachusetts; Minnesota; New Jersey; New York; Texas; Vermont; Wisconsin; All States/Territories
Keywords: 
Eligibility
Care Management; Planning; Implementation; Funding; Contracting; Delivery system; Services offered; care coordination; Evaluation; Quality; Consumer satisfaction; outcomes; replication potential

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Richard Beaman
UMass Center for Health Policy and Research
healthpolicy@umassmed.edu
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