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    Day Service Provision for People with Intellectual Disabilities: A Case Study Mapping 15-Year Trends in Ireland.

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    Affiliation
    1. & 2 Mental Health and Social Research Unit, Maynooth University. 3. Centre for Health Policy and Management, School of Medicine, Trinity College, Dublin
    Issue Date
    2017-03-01
    Keywords
    INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY
    PERSON CENTERED CARE
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    DAY SERVICES
    
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    Publisher
    Wiley
    Journal
    Journal of Applied Research in Intellectual Disabilities
    URI
    http://hdl.handle.net/10147/623901
    Abstract
    Day services for people with intellectual disabilities are experiencing a global paradigm shift towards innovative person-centred models of care. This study maps changing trends in day service utilization to highlight how policy, emergent patterns and demographic trends influence service delivery. National intellectual disability data (1998-2013) were analysed using WINPEPI software and mapped using QGIS Geographic Information System. Statistically significant changes indicated fewer people availing of day services as a proportion of the general population; more males; fewer people aged <35; a doubling in person-centred plans; and an emerging urban/rural divide. Day services did not change substantially and often did not reflect demand. Emergent trends can inform future direction of disability services. Government funds should support individualized models, more adaptive to changing trends. National databases need flexibility to respond to policy and user demands. Future research should focus on day service utilization of younger people and the impact of rurality on service availability, utilization, quality and migration.
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    en
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    HRB Scholar Programme in Health Services Research. Grant Number: PHD/2007/16
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