『さぽーと』2009年2月号No.625 第56巻第2号

特集　障害者自立支援法への提言―海外の障害福祉事情―

「4．障害者自立支援法への提言―アメリカの知的障害者施策の実情を踏まえて―」武田則昭　p.29-32

誌面の都合により、割愛させていただきました上記の論文の引用・参考文献は下記のとおりです。

日本知的障害者福祉協会『さぽーと』編集部

【引用・参考文献】

1）   武田則昭、八巻純、M.P,Janicki、T.Heller、末光茂、江草安彦：新連載　米国の知的障害者サービスと脱施設化に学ぶ　我が国の痴呆性高齢者対策への警鐘　

１．我が国の痴呆性高齢者問題と米国の知的障害者問題との接点（上）（下）

２．米国の知的障害者対策の歴史的展開（上）（下）

３．米国の脱施設化の軌跡（上）（下）

４．米国の知的障害者サービスと研究活動（上）（下）

５．わが国の痴呆性高齢者問題への解決点の模索（上）（下）、公衆衛生、Vol66（10）772-776、(11)869-872、(12）931-933、Vol67（1）68-72、（2）150-154、(3)233-236、(4)310-313、(5)390-393、(6)465-469、(7)556-560、2002,2003．

2）   武田則昭、末光茂、八巻純：米国の知的障害者対策「グループホーム」にみる光と影　その１　脱施設化への歴史と調査報道、その２　調査報道「不審な死と家族の悲しみ」、その３「不審死が社会に示すもの」、さぽーと、50(5)43-49、50(7)40-47、50(9)44-52、2003.

3）   武田則昭、八巻純、末光茂：米国の知的障害者対策「脱施設化」の光と影　その１　脱施設化のこれまで、そして調査報道に見る、川崎医療福祉学会誌、12(2)、413-420、2002．

4）   「脱施設化」とActive Supportの理念および具体化に関する国際比較研究、横山茂生、末光茂、武田則昭、川崎医療福祉大学　平成15･16年　総合研究報告書、1-172、2005.

5）   アメリカでの「脱施設化」の歴史と現状　〜その光と影〜、横山茂生、末光茂、武田則昭、川崎医療福祉大学　平成15･16年　総合研究報告書、1-112、2005.

6）James R. Thompson et. Al: Integrating Supports in Assessment and Planning, Mental retardation, 45(5), 390-405, 2002.

7）   How SIS training enhances staff knowledge, confidence, and more、SIS　VANTAGE　Vol1、http://www.siswebsite.org、2008（Oct）.

8）   Sipports Intensity Scale Talking Points for AAIDD Members, http://www.siswebsite.org/site/pdf/SISInterform&casestudy.pdf

9）Kathryn B. McGrew: The costs of triple jeopardy: Aging, developmental disabilities, and Ohio’s impending care shift, Miami university (SGC0068), 1-45, 2003.

10）柴田洋弥：障害者自立支援法の課題　知的障害者福祉の立場から、リハビリテーション研究、リハビリテーション協会、No133、2007.

11）Testimoney of David Braddock: Colorado senate/house Interim committee on developmental disabilities,1-11, 2007(July).

12）David Braddock(Ed): Disability at the Dawn of the 21th Century and the States of the States, A detailed state-by-state Analysis of public financial support for persons with MR/DD, Mental Illness, and Physical Disabilities (6^th edition), 1-512, 2002.

13）Marguerite Brown, Amanda Fullerton, James W. Conroy, et. Al.: Eight Years Later: The Lives of People who moved from institutions to communities in Calfornia, Year 2001 report of the quality of life evaluation of people with developmental disabilities, Moving from developmental centers into the community (the quality tracking project) Final Report (Year 2), 1-130, 2001.

14）Alberto Migliorc, David Mank, Teresa Grossi and Patricia Rogan: Integrated employment or sheltered workshops: Preferences of adults with intellectual disabilities, their family, and staff, Journal of Vocational Rehabilitation, 26, 5-19, 2007

15）Steven J. Tayler: The Center on Human Policy, Law, and Disability Studies, Syracuse University, The direct support workforce crisis: Can unions help resolve this?,1-12、 http://disabilitystudies.syr.edu, 2008.

16）David Braddock: Closing the north Dakota developmental center: Issue, Implications, Guidelines, University of Colorado, 1-29, 2006 (Mar).

17）Jim Mansell: Deinstitutionalization and community living: progress, problems and priorities, Journal of Intellectual and Developmental Disability, 31(2), 65-76, 2006.

18）Julie Beadle, Jim Mansell and Agnes Kozma: Deinstitutionalisation in Intellectual Disabilities、Current Opinion in Psychiatry. 20, 437-442、2007．

19）パーソン　センタード　プランニング　–研究、実践、将来の方向性-　（上）(下)、中園康夫、武田則昭、末光茂（監訳）、相川書房、東京、pp1-195、2005（上）,pp1-261、2007(下).

20）Steve Holburn, Peter Vietze: Person-Centered Planning and Cultural Inertia in Applied Behavior Analysis, Behavior and Social Issues, Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies10, 39-70, 2000.

21）John H. Lynch: Governor’s Commission Report, Pursuant to executive order 2005-2003, Governor’s Commission to study area agencies and their Role in providing services to New Hampshire, Richard A. Cohen (Eds),1-32, 2005(Nov).

22）OLMSTEAD: Reclaiming Institutionalized Lives (Abridged Version), National Council on Disability, 1-194, 2003(Sep)

23）Steven J. Taylor: The direct support workforce crisis: Can Union help resolve this?, A policy paper from the center on human policy, Center on Human Policy, Syracuse University, http://thechp.syr.edu, http://disabilitystudies.syr.edu. 1-15,  2008(Feb).

24）Kathryn B. MacGrew, Lisa Groger, Suzanne Kunkel: The cost of triple jeopardy: Aging, developmental disabilities, and Ohio impending care shift, Ohio Developmental Disabilities Council, Scripps Gerontology Center, Miami University, Oxford Ohio, 2003(March), http://ddc.ohio.gov/Pub/scripps.htm.

25）The supply of direct support professionals serving individuals with intellectual disabilities and other developmental disabilities: Report to congress, U. S. Department of Health and human services, Office of the assistant secretary for planning and evaluation, 2006(Jan), http://aspe.hhs.gov/daltcp/reports/2006/DSPsupply.htm

26）James H Rimmer: Developmental Disabilities and fitness, Introduction to achieving a beneficial fitness for persons with developmental disabilities, NAPAD, UIC DDHD, 2006.

27）Publication History, The State of the states in Developmental Disabilities, University of Colorado Dep. Psychiatry, https://www.cu.edu/ColemanInstitute/stateofthestates/pubhistory.htm, 2008.

28）David Braddock, and Richard Hemp: Toward family and community mental retardation services in Massachusetts, New England, and the United States, AAIDD, Mantal Retardation, vol. 35(4), 241-256, 1997.

29）Ruth Christ Sullivan: The national crisis in Adults services for individuals with Autism  A CALL TO ACTION, Autism Society of America, ASA Board of Direction,  www.autism-society.org, updated 2007(May). 

30）Carol Zabin: Quality services and quality jobs for supporting Californians with developmental disabilities, CPAC Author’s Report, Research Serving California, 1-47, 2006.

31）Laura Walker, Christine Rinck, Vin Horn, and Tom McVeigh: Aging with developmental disabilities: Trends and best practices, UMKC-Institute for human development, The Missouri Division of MR/DD, 1-44, 2007.