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National Leadership Institute on Developmental Disabilities - Summer 2018
Date: 04/2018
Applications for the University of Delaware's National Leadership Institute on Developmental Disabilities to be held July 15-20 will be accepted through May 16. Applications completed by April 13 are eligible for an early-bird rate!
This week-long, intensive leadership development program is designed for current executive-level leaders and emerging leaders. Participants may work in areas of management or program leadership in organizations that provide, advocate for, or fund supports for people with Read More
Sharing Findings on Self-Direction in Mental Health
Date: 02/2018
HSRI Research Associate Bevin Croft shared research findings on self-direction on the recent webinar "Self-Direction through Personalized Budgeting." She shared preliminary results from the United States and England and discussed future directions and funding for research.
Read MoreNCI Releases 2016 Survey Report on DSP Employment and Working Conditions
Date: 01/2018
National Core Indicators released its latest report on employment and working conditions for direct support professionals who work with adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities: The Staff Stability Survey Report. It features the results of the 2016 survey, run in 20 states and DC and covering approximately 3,000 providers.
Read MoreIn the News: HSRI's Study of Emergency Psychiatric Services for Milwaukee County
Date: 01/2018
On the front page of Sunday’s paper, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel highlighted a study we’re conducting, along with our partners the Wisconsin Policy Forum and the Technical Assistance Collaborative, to determine how best to provide emergency mental health services in Milwaukee County. The study comes at a time when the county’s Behavioral Health Division needs to redesign its continuum of crisis services as it prepares to shut down Read More
Report on the Capacity of NH's Mental Health System
Date: 12/2017
HSRI was proud to produce a report detailing the capacity of New Hampshire’s health system to address behavioral health needs. We reviewed more than 50 reports, presentations, and datasets, and interviewed 55 stakeholders to identify system gaps that contribute to ER boarding—where individuals experience extended wait times for behavioral health services in hospital emergency departments. We concluded that increasing access to community-based services—such as peer support, crisis and urgent care, Read More