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Supported Employment: The Evidence-Based Practice

Publisher: Case Western Reserve University
Topics: Supported Employment Practice-Inclusive Employment, Supported Employment Practice-Business Intelligence, Supported Employment Practice-Professional Development, Supported Employment Practice-Best Practices, Workplace Solutions-Accessibility & Universal Design, Workplace Solutions-Accommodations, Workplace Solutions-Jobseeker and Employee Engagement, Workplace Solutions-Innovations, Workplace Solutions-Disability Specific Workplace Inclusion
Year published: 2004
Type of resource: Publication

Research shows that 60 to 70 percent of people with severe mental illness want to work. Research also shows that Supported Employment responds effectively to consumer needs.

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