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Seekins, T., Katz, M., Liston, R., Oxford, M., Altom, B., White, G., Petty, G., & Kafka, B. (2009). Nursing home emancipation: A preliminary study of efforts by Centers for Independent Living in urban and rural areas Missoula, MT: The University of Montana Rural Institute.

Abstract

Centers for independent living (CILs) and other disability advocacy organizations help adults with disability transition from inappropriate nursing home placements to community living. RTC: Rural conducted a national survey to identify and assess current CIL nursing home transition policies, procedures, and practices. In the previous year, 165 respondents had transitioned a total of 2,389 residents from nursing homes to community living arrangements. Particularly noteworthy is that only about 4 percent of those emancipated returned to a nursing home for any reason. We also reviewed transition policy and procedures documents from twenty-eight CILs in 14 states. While most policies reflected most of the components of a standard model, several components appeared under-represented.

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