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Person-Centered Principles
This document outlines the four main principles of person-centered thinking, planning, and practice. … Read More
Date: 06/2020
Author(s): HSRI
North Dakota Person-Centered Practices Self-Assessment
This document shows the areas covered in North Dakota's Person-Centered Practices Self-Assessment Tool. The Self-Assessment is a tool for people who manage programs that offer support services to establish baselines, create action plans, and measure progress toward building a more person-centered system. Each ND DHS division will complete the process, with support from a project manager, guidance from subject matter experts, and input from stakeholders, including individuals who receive services. … Read More
Date: 06/2020
Author(s): North Dakota Department of Human Services (ND DHS)
NCAPPS: Understanding the Ingredients for Successful Stakeholder Engagement
This NCAPPS webinar will: (a) examine the common benefits and obstacles to meaningful stakeholder engagement, (b) review a simple framework to guide engagement activities, and (c) provide real-life examples of how this framework can build stakeholder trust and sustainable engagement strategies for success. … Read More
Date: 06/2020
Author(s): NCAPPS
NCAPPS: Ensuring Linguistic Competence
This NCAPPS webinar is the third in a series on cultural and linguistic competence within person-centered approaches. This session: Takes an in-depth look at linguistic competence Describes its foundational policies, structures, and practices with an emphasis on health care, mental health care, and disability and aging services Offers the perspectives of people with lived experience and the organizations that provide linguistically competent care, services, and supports Delineates the inseperable relationship between linguistic competence and person-centered … Read More
Date: 05/2020
Author(s): NCAPPS
National Core Indicators COVID-19 Bulletin
To aid the NCI community in this unprecedented time, NCI is sharing some preliminary data from the 2018-19 In-Person Survey (IPS). These data, though not collected during the pandemic, point to areas where states might be able to help mitigate feelings of social isolation and loneliness among people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD)—feelings that may be heightened by the COVID-19 pandemic and resulting stay-at-home orders. … Read More
Date: 04/2020
Author(s): National Core Indicators