Overview
Disability Management 1
In this course students learn disability management theory, principles and practice. Students analyze key components of a disability program, the economic, social and psychological benefits of a program and the strategic planning approaches to a program. Learning includes: best practices, roles and functions of professionals in disability management, community agencies and services provided, organizational costs and mitigation strategies and identifying barriers and best practices solutions.
Course Code:
HUMA-1029
Area of Interest:
Education, Community & Social Services
Course Offerings
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Course Details
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