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Resource Filtering Instructions: Click on any circular icon at the top of this page to display only resources with that attribute. Click on the orange "All" icon to restore the full list of resources.      State Approaches to Training for Workers Who Provide Participant-Directed Services   This issue brief provides an overview of the various approaches to providing training to workers in participant-directed models, including participant-provided training, state training requirements, and voluntary training and credentialing. (PDF) December 19, 2007 State Worker Registries Policy Trends and Tradeoffs in Consumer/Self-Direction Directly Hired Workers: The Experience in the Cash & Counseling Demonstration and Evaluation Marketing a Direct Care Worker Registry in Vermont Approaches to Worker Training in Participant-Directed Services CDC Training Washington Q&A Webinar Archive on Consumer Direction, Part II Overview of Participant-directed Services and Supports Models Types of Participant-directed Supports and Key Characteristics PHI consumer-directed training series description Consumers as Employers and Supervisors Curriculum Description Overview of "Find, Choose, & Keep" Curriculum Find, Choose and Keep Great DSPs Order Form Webinar Archive on Consumer Direction, Part I Guidelines for Consumers to Select Consumer-Directed Care Registry Resources Area 3: Defining and Supporting the Job of Caring for Self-Directing Individuals "Find, Choose, & Keep" Toolkit for People with Disabilities "Find, Choose, & Keep" Toolkit for Families Consumer Mismanagement Consumer-Directed Care and Nurse Practice Regulations Pricing Vendor Fiscal/Employer Agent Services Summary of Arizona Focus Groups Consumer Focus Group Moderator's Guide Provider Focus Group Moderator Guide Consumer Focus Group Presentation Agency-Based Service Provider Focus Group Presentation Consumer Direction Websites and Bibliography
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Health Reform Webinar on Strengthenging the Direct Service Workforce In Rural Areas: On March 18, 2010 the Direct Service Workforce Resource Center held a webinar on strengthening the direct service workforce in rural areas. Webinar on Nurse Delegation: On February 17, 2010 Susan Reinhard, RN, PhD, of AARP and national expert on nurse delegation, moderated the webinar and provided an overview of nurse delegation. New Jersey discussed their nurse delegation pilot program and North Dakota discussed changes that have been made in their state to support nurse delegation. Webinar on the Findings from DSW Demonstration Evaluation: On November 16, 2009 Sarah Hunter from the RAND Corporation and Laura Steighner from American Institutes for Research (AIR) presented the results from the evaluation of the 10 Direct Service Workforce Demonstration grants. CMS awarded the demonstration grants in 2003 and 2004 to better understand how to improve recruitment and retention of the direct service workforce. Strategies for Improving DSW Recruitment, Retention, and Quality: What We Know about What Works, What Doesn't, and Research Gaps: This report provides examples of efforts that have demonstrated positive impacts on recruitment, retention, and quality of services by summarizing key findings from several national studies that reviewed the research on efforts to strengthen the direct service workforce. Direct Service Workforce Core Competencies Annotated Bibliography: This resource was developed in response to requests from several states for information about developing core competencies for DSWs across sectors. Although each sector has its own sets of competencies, no state or national body has yet developed a common set of core competencies and career path for DSWs across the physical disabilities, aging, behavioral health, and intellectual/ developmental disabilities sectors. This annotated bibliography summarizes the recommendations from six state-level reports, two national studies, and a Federal bill to develop such competency-based training across sectors. Strengthening the Direct Service Workforce in Rural Areas: Due to geographic isolation, fewer available services, transportation limitations, demographic trends reducing the supply of informal caregivers and less ability to recruit an adequate supply of direct service workers, many rural areas struggle with providing quality home-based supports. This issue brief contains a summary of the challenges of the direct service workforce in rural areas and strategies that rural stakeholders can use to provide high-quality long-term care services and supports. |
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