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Breaking Silos Through Narrative Advocacy, Jennifer Maeverde Nov 2021

Breaking Silos Through Narrative Advocacy, Jennifer Maeverde

Poster Presentations

My approach in forming and structuring this PLC sought to address barriers to authentic community building, cross sector collaboration, as well as creating a coherent, inclusive shared vision of health and well-being for children and families.


B743: Primary Health Care And The Developmentally Disabled: An Analysis Of The Normalization Principle In The State Of Maine, Dennis A. Watkins, Julia M. Watkins, Sheila R. Bissonnette, Betty A. Brown Oct 1977

B743: Primary Health Care And The Developmentally Disabled: An Analysis Of The Normalization Principle In The State Of Maine, Dennis A. Watkins, Julia M. Watkins, Sheila R. Bissonnette, Betty A. Brown

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At the time of publication, there existed an estimated group of 10 million American people defined as developmentally disabled. Stimulated in part by the often observed dehumanizing environment of institutional arrangement for the mentally disabled, the search for more humane treatment and management alternative has pointed in the direction of what has been termed ' normalization."

In 1969, the Danish Mental Retardation Service defined normalization as '' letting the mentally retarded obtain an existence as close to normal as possible."

The focus of this study is on barriers to the normalization principle in the provision of primary health care to …