Titlebook: Mental Retardation in the Year 2000; Louis Rowitz Book 1992 Springer-Verlag New York, Inc. 1992 ETA.Geistig Behinderter.geistige Behinderu

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Family Caregiving Across the Full Life Spanretardation live with their families, many for their entire lives. According to national estimates, fewer than 20% of the U.S. population with mental retardation live in any form of out-of-home placement, institutional or community-based (Fujiura, Garza, & Braddock, 1989; Lakin, 1985). While the ris

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Lifelong Disability and Aging the implementation of this Act (and its amendments), expectations are that children and adolescents with handicapping conditions can be fully integrated within the mainstream of society’s opportunities and activities. In the late 1970s, revisions to this and the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 have done

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Prevention of Mental Retardation (Genetics), which is primarily due to advances in DNA technology. It is likely that DNA markers for all of the major genetic causes of mental retardation will be available by the year 2000, or not long thereafter. These advances provide an almost awesome potential for the prevention of severe mental retardati

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Expansion of the Health-Care Delivery Systemcare delivery system for persons with mental retardation by the year 2000. Much of this work centered initially on small children, and even infants, but in the development idiom, one can insinuate progression to older children, youth, and adults. Some of the relevant and important phenomena of this

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The Changing Face of Residential Serviceses of over 300,000 people who live neither independently nor with their families. Our use of general terms like . must not detract from or change how we think about the basic qualities of the homes provided to persons with mental retardation and how well these qualities reflect the cultural standard

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