Edited by Robert L. Schalock, Ph.D., Pamela C. Baker, Ph.D.,
and M. Doreen Croser
This volume of 18 essays summarizes major public policy and service
delivery advancements from 1975 to 2000. These changes can be summarized
as a significant shift in many areas -- from services to supports;
from passive to active consumer roles; from normalization to quality;
and many more. In this new book, youll find Leslie Rubin and Wendy
M. Nehring on integrated health care delivery; Robert Dor, Serge
Wagner, Isabelle Dor, and Jean-Pierre Brunet on a transformation
of service delivery; Sheryl A. Larson, K. Charlie Lakin, and Amy
S. Hewitt on direct service professionals; Mary F. Hayden and Tia
Nelis on self-advocacy; Cathy Ficker Terrill on the future; and
13 more essays. Dont miss this scintillating collection of insights
into how and why we have arrived at our current situation.
No. 235
ISBN 0-940898-86-1
Paperback; 2002; 270 pp.
$49.95 ($42.45 members)