Development of the Supported Decision Making Inventory System.
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| Title: | Development of the Supported Decision Making Inventory System. |
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| Alternate Title: | Desarrollo del Sistema de Inventario de Toma de Decisiones con Apoyo. Développement du Supported Decision Making Inventory System. |
| Authors: | Shogren, Karrie A.1 shogren@ku.edu, Wehmeyer, Michael L.1, Uyanik, Hatice1, Heidrich, Megan1 |
| Source: | Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities. Dec2017, Vol. 55 Issue 6, p432-439. 8p. |
| Subject Terms: | *Child psychology, *Decision making, *Developmental disabilities, *Psychological feedback, People with intellectual disabilities |
| Abstract (English): | Supported decision making has received increased attention as an alternative to guardianship and a means to enable people with intellectual and developmental disabilities to exercise their right to legal capacity. Assessments are needed that can used by people with disabilities and their systems of supports to identify and plan for needed supports to enable decision making. This article describes the steps taken to develop such an assessment tool, the Supported Decision Making Inventory System (SDMIS), and initial feedback received from self-advocates with intellectual disability. The three sections of the SDMIS (Supported Decision Making Personal Factors Inventory, Supported Decision Making Environmental Demands Inventory, and Decision Making Autonomy Inventory) are described and implications for future research, policy, and practice are discussed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
| Abstract (Spanish): | La toma de decisiones apoyada ha recibido mayor atención como una alternativa a la tutela y un medio para capacitar a las personas con discapacidades intelectuales y de desarrollo para ejercer su derecho a la capacidad legal. Se necesitan evaluaciones que puedan ser utilizadas por personas con discapacidades y sus sistemas de apoyo para identificar y planificar los apoyos necesarios para permitir la toma de decisiones. En este artículo se describen las medidas adoptadas para desarrollar una herramienta de evaluación de este tipo, el Sistema de Inventario de Toma de Decisiones con Apoyo (SITDA) y la retroalimentación inicial recibida de los auto-gestores con discapacidad intelectual. Se describen las tres secciones del Inventario de Factores Personales de Tomada de Decisiones, el Inventario de Demandas Ambientales y el Inventario de Autonomía de Toma de Decisiones, y se discuten sus implicaciones para futuras investigaciones, políticas y prácticas. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
| Abstract (French): | La prise de décision soutenue a reçu une attention accrue en tant que solution de rechange à la tutelle et un moyen de permettre aux personnes ayant une déficience intellectuelle (Dl) d'exercer leur droit à la capacité juridique. Des évaluations pouvant être utilisées par les personnes ayant une DI et par les aidants pour identifier et planifier le soutien requis à la prise de décision sont nécessaires. Cet article décrit les étapes pour développer un tel outil d'évaluation, le Supported Decision Making Inventory System (SDMIS) et les commentaires initiaux reçus par les personnes avec une DI. Les trois sections du SDMIS (inventaire des facteurs personnels soutenant la prise de décision, l'inventaire des demandes environnementales soutenant la prise de décision et l'inventaire d'autonomie décisionnelle) sont décrites et les implications pour la recherche, les politiques et la pratique futures sont discutées. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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