The Quality of residential and day services for adults with intellectual disabilities in eight local authorities in England: objective data gained in support of a social services inspectorate inpection.
By: Felce, David (et al).
Series: Journal of Applied Research in Developmental Disabilities 12 (4) 1999: 273-293.Publisher: 1999Content type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volume Subject(s): DAY SERVICES
| QUALITY ASSURANCE | RESIDENTIAL LIVING | UNITED KINGDOMSummary: Objective data on the quality of 15 residential homes and 17 day centres were collected as part of a social services inspecorate inspection of services for adults with learning disabilities in eight local authorities in England. Developing consensus on the functions and goals of day services is required if day service reform is to lead to the most effective organisational and operational arrangements[AJ].
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Objective data on the quality of 15 residential homes and 17 day centres were collected as part of a social services inspecorate inspection of services for adults with learning disabilities in eight local authorities in England. Developing consensus on the functions and goals of day services is required if day service reform is to lead to the most effective organisational and operational arrangements[AJ].
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