Please see the following guest post from John Armstrong with an update about an SRV study group in Ireland. Five people have gathered, in the home of Mary and Colm Kealy in Gort, Ireland, for… Read More »guest post: SRV study group in Ireland
My thanks to Dr Robert Flynn, emeritus professor of the University of Ottawa, shared the following link with me concerning asylum architecture. This material is relevant to the experience of so many societally devalued people.… Read More »asylum architecture
Read the following blog post and consider what an Social Role Valorization perspective (valued social roles, image and competency enhancement, culturally valued analog, heightened vulnerability, greater access to the good things of life, etc.) would… Read More »recent blog post: “GPS – the debate on tracking equipment for people with dementia”
Read about why this Association for Community Involvement adopted Social Role Valorization as its guiding framework. Marc Tumeinski
In 1999, the US Institute of Medicine published a report concerning dangers to all patients in hospitals. From the report: At least 44,000 people, and perhaps as many as 98,000 people, die in hospitals each… Read More »update on the 1999 Institute of Medicine report
The following update was sent to me by John Armstrong. Please see also the previous posts here and here. Marc Tumeinski The second SRVx10 Study Group began today in Melbourne, Australia with 5 new students… Read More »2nd guest post about a leadership SRV study group happening in Australia