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NCAPPS: What Does a Person-Centered System Look Like?
In this webinar, the NCAPPS team shares the Person-Centered Practices Self-Assessment, a new tool to help leadership measure progress in developing more person-centered systems. First, the tool’s creator provides an overview, and then human services staff and people with lived experience from North Dakota share their experiences putting the tool to use. … Read More
Date: 02/2021
Author(s): National Center on Advancing Person-Centered Practices and Systems (NCAPPS)
Skill Areas for Person-Centered Planning
This is a short, plain-language summary of an NCAPPS report that details the five types of skills needed for people who facilitate person-centered planning. The full-length report is available on the NCAPPS website. … Read More
Date: 01/2021
Author(s): NCAPPS
Doing With, Not Doing For: What it Takes to Facilitate Person-Centered Planning
This January 6, 2021 NCAPPS webinar is a panel discussion with experts about what it takes for the planning process to be truly person-centered. Notably: that staff who facilitate person-centered planning possess the skills to keep the focus on the person, cultivate connections, maximize choice and control, communicate clearly, and make sure the plan is implemented according to the person’s wishes. … Read More
Date: 01/2021
Author(s): NCAPPS
NCAPPS: Person-Centered Supports for People with Dementia
What do person-centered dementia supports look like to you? What are community approaches to support people living with dementia in a person-centered way? In this NCAPPS webinar, a diverse group of panelists discuss their personal and professional experiences with dementia. They also share individual, community, and system level approaches to make supports for people with dementia more person-centered. … Read More
Date: 11/2020
Author(s): NCAPPS
Webinar: Embracing Diversity in Person-Centered Practices
During this final webinar in a three-part series, presenters discuss the impact of cultural awareness, competency and equity in person-centered thinking, planning, and practice. Speakers, including a panel of people with lived-experience, demonstrate that person-centered planning is for everyone and share best practices for increasing accessibility related to communication and language barriers to ensure that the plans and practices are personalized and reflect the desires of the person receiving services. … Read More
Date: 11/2020
Author(s): North Dakota Department of Human Services