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Effectiveness of Active Support for adults with intellectual disability in residential settings: Systematic review and meta-analysis.

Samantha FlynnVasiliki TotsikaRichard P HastingsKerenza HoodSandy ToogoodDavid Felce
Published in: Journal of applied research in intellectual disabilities : JARID (2018)
Active Support was more effective following complete staff training, in larger settings, at lower staff-to-resident ratios and with less experienced staff. Active Support training and outcomes were valued by staff and residents (RQ2), and staff experienced increased job satisfaction. Lower staff turnover and organizational readiness appear crucial for maintaining implementation.
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