Vocational Rehabilitation

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Vocational Rehabilitation

A joint program between the U.S. federal government and all state and territorial governments that trains and provides other services to persons with disabilities in order to help them find jobs. Vocational rehabilitation programs work with both disabled persons and employers to find the best solution for all involved. The programs began as federal state partnerships in 1973, but some states had similar programs before then.

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Vocational rehabilitation of the severely brain damaged patient: stages and process.

Job placement as a treatment component of the vocational rehabilitation process.

Mild brain injury: Critical factors in vocational rehabilitation. The Journal of Rehabilitation, 57 (4), 36-40.

A review of current strategies and trends for the enhancement of vocational outcomes following brain injury

Much of the technology for job placement and maintenance focuses exclusively on the client and vocational rehabilitation personnel.

Several decades of vocational rehabilitation programming and research have revealed the necessity of ongoing, community-based support to help people with mental illness maintain competitive employment.

Models of vocational rehabilitation for youths and adults with severe mental illness: implications for AMERICA 2000 and ADA

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