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HSRI Researchers Publish on the Promise of Self-Direction - International Perspectives
Date: 08/2016
HSRI Research Associates Bevin Croft and Ben Cichocki are part of a Robert Wood Johnson Foundation-funded team examining self-direction in mental health. Last year, the team brought together experts in self-direction and mental health from around the globe for a two-day, in-person ‘learning exchange’ as part of the 2015 International Initiative for Mental Health Leadership meetings. All told, 45 participants, representing seven countries, attended the meeting—sharing best practices, discussing challenges, Read More
Celebrating 35 years and a major move for HSRI Executive Vice President Gini Mulkern
Date: 07/2016
HSRI staff, partners, clients, and friends gathered in Cambridge recently to celebrate Executive Vice President Gini Mulkern’s 35-year anniversary with HSRI and to give her a proper send-off before her move to North Carolina. (Fortunately for us, though, she’ll remain a member of our executive team.)
Enumerating Gini’s many contributions, HSRI President Val Bradley said “Gini has helped to put HSRI and our behavioral health and substance use teams Read More
Reinventing Quality 2016
Date: 06/2016
Registration is now open for the Reinventing Quality 2016 Conference, which takes place in Baltimore July 31 - August 2!
Topics for the 2016 conference include:
Read MoreHSRI Presentations from AAIDD Annual Meeting 2016
Date: 06/2016
HSRI staff presented on a variety of topics at the recent AAIDD 2016 Annual Meeting. Click on the links below to view the presentations.
Read MoreNASUAD & HSRI Release NCI-AD Report and Launch New Website
Date: 06/2016
HSRI and the National Association of States United for Aging and Disabilities recently released the results from the first deployment of the National Core Indicators – Aging and Disabilities adult consumer survey, an important new tool for the aging and physical disabilities field. NCI-AD™ survey data is collected through in-person interviews with older adults and adults with physical disabilities accessing publicly funded services. The project’s primary aim is to provide valid and reliable Read More