The supports paradigm

Roger J. Stancliffe, Samuel R. C. Arnold, Vivienne C. Riches

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Abstract

In this chapter we will briefly describe the supports paradigm and examine a variety of examples of how supports have been operationalized. Specifically, we will analyse (a) what is the supports paradigm, (b) conceptualization of support needs, (c) support-needs assessment, (d) resource allocation, (e) active support, (f) support, function, and outcomes, and (g) culture and support. As appropriate, these analyses will focus on the individual level (microsystem), the organization level (mesosystem), and the level of service systems and society (macrosystem).
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationCross-Cultural Quality of Life: Enhancing the Lives of People with Intellectual Disability
EditorsRobert L. Schalock, Kenneth D. Keith
Place of PublicationU.S.
PublisherAmerican Association on Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities
Pages133-142
Number of pages10
Edition2nd
ISBN (Print)9780996506847
Publication statusPublished - 2016

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