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The topics of aging and disabilities are multifaceted and therefore may be approached in many ways. This work chooses to focus on four systems and areas of common ground (aging, developmental disabilities, independent living movement, and rehabilitation), to investigate the emerging "intersection" of the two fields.
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A Common Stake? Investigating the Emerging 'Intersection' of Aging and Disabilities Edward F. Ansello and Nancy N. Eustis
SEEKING COMMON GROUND
Seeking Common Ground Between Aging and Developmental Disabilities Edward F. Ansello Common Needs, Different Solutions? Younger and Older Homecare Clients Nancy N. Eustis and Lucy Rose Fischer
REHABILITATION SERVICES FOR ELDERS
Aging and Rehabilitation: Beyond the Medical Model Stanley J. Brody and Malcolm H. Morrison Geriatric Rehabilitation Kenneth Brummel-Smith
Availability of Rehabilitation Services for Elders: A Study of Critical Policy and Financing Issues Linda A. Wray and Fernando M. Torres-Gil
What Are We Trying to Restore? A Case for Habilitation Paul A. Raia
The Kona Adult Day Center: Rehabilitation in Adult Daycare Karen L. Klemme
INDEPENDENT LIVING IN THE COMMUNITYIndependent Living and Community Life: Building Coalitions Among Elders, People with Disabilities, and Our Allies Julie Ann Racino and Judith E. Heumann What Is Independence? Elias S. Cohen
Consumer-Directed Homecare: What Makes It Possible? Charles P. Sabatino and Simi Litvak
Adjusting to Early- and Late-Onset Disability: A Personal Perspective Jean B. Zink
Planning for the Transfer of Care Joan B. Wood and Laura Lopater Skiles
`Retirement' for Older Persons with Developmental Disabilities Evelyn Sutton, Harvey L. Sterns, and Ruth S. Roberts
EDUCATION AND TRAINING FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING
Training Families to Be Case Managers for Elders with Developmental Disabilities Marsha Mailick Seltzer The Training of a Specialist in Developmental Disabilities and Aging Evelyn Sutton, Harvey L. Sterns, Lisa Schwartz, and Ruth Roberts
Aging with a Disability: Educating Myself June Isaacson Kailes
A UNIFIED POLITICAL AGENDA?
Autonomy as a Policy Goal for Disability and Aging Laurel Beedon Aging, Disability, and Long-Term Care: The Politics of Common Ground Robert H. Binstock
The Independent Living Model of Personal Assistance in National Long-Term-Care Policy Gerben DeJong, Andrew I. Batavia, and Louise Bouscaren McKnew
Changing Complex Long-Term-Care Systems Kay Charron
About the author
James Callahan
Summary
The topics of aging and disabilities are multifaceted and therefore may be approached in many ways. This work chooses to focus on four systems and areas of common ground (aging, developmental disabilities, independent living movement, and rehabilitation), to investigate the emerging "intersection" of the two fields.
