Center for Studying Disability Policy
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Berger, Benjamin, Italo Lopez Garcia, Nicole Maestas, and Kathleen J. Mullen. “The Link Between Health and Working Longer: Disparities in Work Capacity.” National Bureau of Economic Research Working Paper No. 30036, May 2022.
Burns, Marguerite, Laura Dague, Elizabeth Wood, and Jae Kennedy. “Effects of Medicaid Expansions 2001–2015 on Supplemental Security Income Program Participation Among Childless Adults.” Journal of Disability Policy Studies, May 2022.
Contreary, Kara, Jennifer Tennant, and Yonatan Ben-Shalom. “Impacts of the 2010 VA PTSD Rule Change on Participation in SSA Disability Programs.” Journal of Disability Policy Studies, May 2022.
Heman, Parker, Darson Rhodes, and Carol Cox. “Electronic Assistive Technology Use and Supported Employment.” Journal of Applied Research in Intellectual Disabilities, May 2022.
Inanc, Hande, and David R. Mann. “United Kingdom’s Income Support Program for People with Disabilities: Redesign, Reform, and Policy Lessons for the United States.” Journal of Disability Policy Studies, May 2022.
Migliore, Alberto, Michael Petrick, Kevin Dierks, Preston Finkle, and Alex Suyer. “Leveraging Electronic Documentation Software to Improve Employment Outcomes of Job Seekers with Disabilities.” Journal of Vocational Rehabilitation, May 2022, pp. 1–6.
Müller, Eve, Danielle P. Evans, Kelly Offutt, and Ann Kern. “This is Me: Impact of an Electronic Secondary Transition Tool on Novel Adults’ Knowledge of Students with Developmental Disabilities’ Support Strategies and Interests.” Journal of Vocational Rehabilitation, 2022, pp. 1–15.
Paul, Claire D., Erin V. Thomas, Chelsea Marelle, Sharish Z. Hussain, Allison M. Doulin, and Eliseo Jimenez. “Using Wireless Technology to Support Individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities in Vocational Settings: A Focus Group Study.” Journal of Vocational Rehabilitation, 2022, pp. 1–10.
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About the Center for Studying Disability Policy (CSDP)
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Mathematica’s CSDP was established in 2007 to advance disability policy research, data collection, and program support. Our large, multidisciplinary team works closely with our partners to design policy solutions intended to improve the lives of people with disabilities.
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*Note: Articles are selected from the previous two weeks’ news and journal publications based on the Center for Studying Disability Policy's focus on the topics of work disability, return to employment, youth with disabilities in transition, disability insurance, and disability policy at the state, federal, and international levels. Sources monitored include EBSCOhost, Google News, and federal publications. Content featured in the biweekly Disability Policy Research News Alerts reflects coverage of disability policy issues from a set of key news media and journal publications. The information, analyses, views, and opinions expressed in the articles, publications, or comments contained therein are those of the authors or speakers, and their appearance here should not be construed as verification or endorsement by Mathematica or any of its clients.
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