Projects
For more than 30 years, HSRI Projects have been helping to improve human service systems in a wide range of Focus Areas and Topics. To view a selection of our Projects by a specific Focus Area or Topic you can make your selection in the "View By" menu found below. You can also sort Projects chronologically or alphabetically by using the "Organize Projects" menu found below.
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Mental Health System Planning by the Numbers
(2010-Present)Using a clinically based computer implemented model, HSRI developed a dynamic approach for estimating mental health system needs and resources. This approach is based on a simulation that, over time, can estimate changes to consumer outcomes in functioning as services are delivered, and the resource capacity needed to generate and respond to such outcomes.
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Evaluation of Ohio's Differential Response Research and Demonstration Project
(2010-2013)With funding from the U.S. Children's Bureau, HSRI is conducting a three-year evaluation of the Differential Response (DR) Initiative in Ohio, a best-practices approach to serving families reported for child abuse or neglect. DR provides an alternative to the traditional child welfare investigative approach, rather offering families a more critical role in assuring the safety and well-being of their children.
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Oregon Independent Living
(2010-2011)The Oregon Department of Human Services has contracted with HSRI, first in 2007-2008, and again in 2010-2011, to conduct program reviews of the 18 Independent Living Programs in Oregon.
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Editorial Support to SAMHSA Office of Consumer Affairs
(2010)HSRI received a subcontract to write and edit materials for SAMHSA’s Office of Consumer Affairs. The first phase of this project is creating guides on person-centered planning. Individual guides targeted to consumer, provider, administrator, and family audiences are being developed by HSRI for public dissemination.
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Where Does North Carolina Stand? A comparison of Medicaid-funded Residential Service Trends, Nationally and in North Carolina for People with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities
(2010)Where Does North Carolina Stand? A comparison of Medicaid-funded residential service trends
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