DHHS Clinical Review Team Formation

Authors

Moriah Geer, University of Maine

Files

Faculty Mentor

Alan Kurtz

Program

New Hampshire-Maine Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental and Related Disabilities Trainee Program (NH-ME LEND)

Description

Historically individuals with disabilities were sent to live in institutions, such as Pineland Center. As public opinion about institutionalization and individuals with disabilities began to change the state worked to create programs to allow individuals with disabilities to live in their own communities. These Home and Community Based Services are funded through Medicaid waiver programs such as section 21 and 29.

Publication Date

4-2017

Document Type

Poster

Publisher

University of Maine Center for Community Inclusion and Disability Studies

City

Orono, Maine

Conference Name

2017 University of Maine Student Symposium: Research & Creative Activity

Conference Location

Bangor, Maine

Keywords

section 21 and 29

Disciplines

Social Policy | Social Work

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Recommended Citation

Geer, M. (2017, April). DHHS Clinical Review Team Formation. Poster presented at the 2017 University of Maine Student Symposium: Research & Creative Activity. Bangor, ME.