Realising an 'ordinary life' for people with intellectual disabilities: Developing a theoretical framework for group home outcomes.

解释为什么集体之家对智障人士产生不同的结果，将使他们更有可能过上健康、富有成效和充实的生活。这些成果对包容政策至关重要，对人权至关重要。澳大利亚社会将因所有残疾人的融入而更加丰富，并成为一个更加公正的社会。这项研究将支持将社会政策转化为实践和采用良好的管理做法。它将使用于残疾住宿的20亿美元得到更有效的利用，并将支持社区生活而不是机构生活的论点，证明投资社区服务是对公共资金的合理利用

Explaining why group homes produce variable outcomes for people with intellectual disabilities will make it more likely they live healthy, productive and fulfilling lives. Such outcomes are central to policies of inclusion and fundamental to human rights. The Australian community will be enriched by the inclusion of all people with disabilities and become a more just society. The research will support the translation of social policy into practice and adoption of good management practices. It will enable more effective use of the $2 billion spent on disability accommodation, and will bolster the arguments for community rather than institutional living, demonstrating investment in community services is a sound use of public money