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Implementation of financial decision making scales into statewide APS practice: the Michigan experience.

One of the long recognized challenges in Adult Protective Services and other human service works is the implementation of empirically validated tools into regular practice. One area where this is evident is the assessment of financial decision-making abilities in cases investigated for financial exp...

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Published in:Journal of Elder Abuse & Neglect Vol. 33; no. 1; pp. 33 - 47
Main Authors: Lichtenberg, Peter A., Tocco, Maggie, Campbell, Rebecca, Shipp, Marie
Format: research Journal Article
Published: Taylor & Francis Ltd Jan-Feb2021
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          Lichtenberg, Peter A.
          Tocco, Maggie
          Campbell, Rebecca
          Shipp, Marie
        affil: Institute of Gerontology and Merrill Palmer Skillman Institute, Distinguished University Service Professor of Psychology, Institute of Gerontology, Wayne State University, Detroit, MI, USA
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          Program Implementation
          Financial Management
          Decision Making
          Health Services for Older Persons Michigan
          Human
          Michigan
          Internet
          Teaching Methods
          Scales
          Implementation Science
      ab: One of the long recognized challenges in Adult Protective Services and other human service works is the implementation of empirically validated tools into regular practice. One area where this is evident is the assessment of financial decision-making abilities in cases investigated for financial exploitation. Using the Promoting Action in Research Implementation in the Health Services (PARIHS) we examined the core aspects of evidence, facilitation and context. Further, the empirical findings of the scale usage were investigated. Over 400 APS workers were trained and certified using an online narrated training system. Over 500 scales were administered across a 12 month period, with 50% demonstrating financial decision-making deficits, and in 88% of the time the APS workers concurred with the risk rating system of the web-based system ().
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