Impact of size revisited: relation of number of residents to self-determination and deprivatisation.
By: Tossebro, Jan.
Series: American Journal on Mental Retardation 100 (1) 59-671995.Publisher: 1995Content type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volume Subject(s): DECISION MAKING
| PRIVACY | RESIDENTIAL LIVINGSummary: Research suggests that size does not have an impact on quality of care in residential facilities for people with mental retardation. This studt, conducted in Norway, analyzes the impact of number of residents on deprivatization and self-determination.
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Research suggests that size does not have an impact on quality of care in residential facilities for people with mental retardation. This studt, conducted in Norway, analyzes the impact of number of residents on deprivatization and self-determination.
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