Books:
Barnette, Marcie L., ed. Handbook
for Home Care Aide. Washington: Home care University, 1999.
Bigelow, James, et al. Patient Compliance
With and Attitudes Towards Health Buddy. Santa Monica: Rand
Corp., 2000.
Bond, Christopher S. Home Health
Care. Collingdale: DIANE Pub., 2011(projected pub. date).
Cheatham, Jo Whatley. Homecare -
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Everson, Jane M. and Dennis H. Reid.
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Organizational Effectiveness in Supporting Quality Lifestyles
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Glaser, John W. and Ron P. Hamel,
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LeBoeuf, Gene. LeBoeuf's Home Health
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Loverde, Joy. The Complete Eldercare
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Ludwig, Lucinda and Gayla Maier.
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Menikoff, Barry. Psychiatric Home
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Mitchell, Dale. Managed Care and
Developmental Disabilities: Reconciling the Realities of Managed
Care with the Individual Needs of Persons with Disabilities.
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Moore, Jim. Assisted Living 2000:
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Pub., 1998.
Mullner, Ross M. and Mark Jewell.
A Bibliography of Recent Works on Home Health Care. Lewiston:
Edwin mellen Pr., 2000.
Oster, Nancy, et al. Making Informed
Medical Decisions: Where to Look and How to Use What You Find.
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Rosen, Jon, et al. Ethical Care for
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Rubenson, Ellen. When Aging Parents
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Schalock, Robert L. Quality of Life.
Vol. II: Applications to Persons with Disabilities. Wash.,
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Takamura, Jeanette C., ed. Easing
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Test, David W. and Fred Spooner.
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Association on Mental Retardation, 1996.
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Journal Articles:
Brody, H. "The Biopsychosocial
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J Family Pract., vol. 48 #8, Aug. 1999, pp. 585-87.
Calkin, J. and J. Ryan. "The
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36.
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Dewing, J. "When Your Heart
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Sept. 1999, pp. 843-5.
Hagner, D., et al. " 'This is
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Holburn, S., and P. Vietze. "Acknowledging
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"Has Person-Centered Planning
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Kinnersley, P. et al. "The Patient
Centeredness of Consultations and Outcomes in Primary Care."
Br J Gen Pract., vol. 49 #446, 1999, pp. 711-6.
Kohles, M. K. "Person-Centered
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Videos:
Hello In There: Person-Centered Care.
19 min. (Avail. From Fanlight Productions, 1-800-937-4113).
How to Choose a Nursing Home. 31
min. (Avail. From Aquarius Health Care Videos, 1-888-440-2963).
In My Shoes. Person-Centered Supports
and Services. (Avail. From Program Development Associates,
1-800-543-2119).
Teamwork Works! A Person-Centered
Planning Tool. 20 min. ( Avail. From Program Development Associates,
1-800-543-2119).
Waddie Welcome. A Circle of Friends,
Person-Centered Planning, and a Story of a Man Who Refused
to be Denied. 26 min. (Avail. From Program Development Associates,
1-800-543-2119).
Web Sites:
Best Practices in planning for the
transition from school to Adult life for Youth with disabilities
http://www.transitioncoalition.org/cgiwrap/tcacs/new/training/onlinemodules/index.php?page=main
Fact Sheet: Person-Centered Planning
http://www.aamr.org/Policies/faq_planning.shtml
Focus on Severe Disabilities: Person-Centered
Planning
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Increasing Person Centered Thinking: Improving the Quality
of Person-Centered Planning
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Patient-Centered Guides
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Person Centered Planning and Perversion
Prevention
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Person Centered Planning Best Practice
Guideline
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Person Centered Planning Education
Site
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Person-Centered Planning: Maps and
Paths to the Future
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Person-Centered Planning Practice
Guideline
http://www.michigan.gov/documents/PCPgud02_83966_7.pdf
Person Centered Planning Project (Oregon
Technical Assistance Corp.)
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Person-Centered Practices - training
manuals
http://rtc.umn.edu/publications/index.asp#pcpmanuals
A Resource List on Person Centered
Planning
http://www.allenshea.com/resource.html
