Titlebook: Beyond Community Care; Normalisation and In Shulamit Ramon Textbook 1991Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1991 care.health.Integr

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Policy Issuesestern world, with the introduction of the deinstitutionalisation principle as part of community care policies. However, only in Denmark and Sweden have the principles of normalisation and SRV become part of official policy.

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nity care, normalisation or integration is about creating the conditions in the individual and society for leading as autonomous and acceptable a life as possible. Based on the right of people with disabilities to an ordinary life, it has extensive implications not just for professionals in the mental health field but for all of us.

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The Implications of Normalisation Work for Professional Skills possessed (allegedly) by shopkeepers, secretaries and British Rail guards? Can you have paid skills in loving and caring particularly when agencies which employ those same people often manifest contrasting values? How is it possible to encourage professionals to be open and involved when their agen

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The Professional Perspectiven’.. On the other hand, it now seems to be taken for granted amongst many professionals that in principle, people with mental or physical disabilities should be treated ‘just like anyone else’. There is an increasing recognition of the ‘normal’ or ‘non-disabled’ aspects of people and the importance

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Creative Programming despite optimal pharmacological treatment, many people who suffer from mental illness are left with substantial social and psychological deficits. Of those treated in the community, many suffer daily from psychotic symptoms, have few friends or social skills, are unable to work or properly take car

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