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Research and Training Center on Disability in Rural Communities, University of Montana Rural Institute.. (2008, March). Nursing Home Emancipation: Accomplishments of Urban and Rural Centers for Independent Living. (Rural Disability and Rehabilitation Research Progress Report #39). Missoula, MT: Author.

Abstract

Nursing home emancipation is high on the priority lists of several national organizations and it is even proposed that such efforts be legislated. Despite the efforts of many emancipation programs and services, little research has addressed institutionalized individuals' return to community living.

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