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Case Management in Early InterventionUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill PL 99-457 requires early interventionists working with handicapped infants to provide case management services as a part of each Individualized Family Service Plan. Although well-intentioned, the case management requirement necessitates skills for which few early childhood special educators are adequately trained. Furthermore, it raises significant issues regarding policy implementation. This article reviews case management from the historical perspective, describes research on case management, and discusses policy issues related to implementing case management in the context of early intervention.
Journal of Early Intervention, Vol. 13, No. 2,
120-134 (1989) This article has been cited by other articles:
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