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Researcher

Robert Schalock

19 Results

2018

A systematic approach to enhancing the personal well-being of children and adolescents

Robert SchalockJos van LoonRemco Mostert

A2 Journal Article in INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF CHILD YOUTH & FAMILY STUDIES

The use of quality of life scores for monitoring and reporting, quality improvement, and research

Robert SchalockA. BakerClaudia ClaesJ. GonzalezR. MalatestJos van LoonM. A. VerdugoG. Wesley

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF POLICY AND PRACTICE IN INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES

Understanding organization transformation in evaluation and program planning

Robert SchalockMiguel Angel VerdugoJos van Loon

A1 Journal Article in EVALUATION AND PROGRAM PLANNING

2014

An evidence-based approach to organization evaluation and change in human service organizations evaluation and program planning

Robert SchalockTim LeeMiguel VerdugoKees SwartClaudia ClaesJos van LoonChun-Shin Lee

A1 Journal Article in EVALUATION AND PROGRAM PLANNING

2012

Relationship between self-report and proxy ratings on assessed personal quality of life-related outcomes

Claudia ClaesStijn VandeveldeGeert Van HoveJos van LoonGriet VerscheldenRobert Schalock

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF POLICY AND PRACTICE IN INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES

2010

Assessing individual support needs to enhance personal outcomes

Jos van LoonClaudia ClaesStijn VandeveldeGeert Van HoveRobert Schalock

A1 Journal Article in EXCEPTIONALITY

De ontwikkeling va de persoonsgerichte ondersteuningsuitkomsten schaal (POS)

Jos van LoonClaudia ClaesGeert Van HoveRobert Schalock

A2 Journal Article in NTZ : NEDERLANDS TIJDSCHRIFT VOOR ZWAKZINNIGENZORG = NTZ : NEDERLANDS TIJDSCHRIFT VOOR DE ZORG AAN GEESTELIJK GEHANDICAPTEN

Predictors of quality of life in persons with an ID

Claudia ClaesJos van LoonGeert Van HoveStijn VandeveldeRobert Schalock

The psychometric properties of the personal outcomes scale: measuring quality of life

Jos van LoonClaudia ClaesGeert Van HoveRobert Schalock

Using the personal outcomes scale in a service organisation

Jos van LoonClaudia ClaesGeert Van HoveRobert Schalock

2009

Evaluating the inter-respondent (consumer vs staff) reliability and construct validity (SIS vs Vineland) of the Supports Intensity Scale on a Dutch sample

Claudia ClaesGeert Van HoveJos van LoonStijn VandeveldeRobert Schalock

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY RESEARCH

The development of the personal outcomes scale: measuring quality of life

Jos van LoonGeert Van HoveRobert SchalockClaudia Claes

2008

Evaluating reliability and construct validity of the Supports Intensity Scale in a Dutch sample

C ClaesGeert Van HoveJos van LoonStijn VandeveldeRobert Schalock

Leisure activities after deinstitutionalisation

Jos van LoonGeert Van HoveRobert SchalockClaudia Claes

Measuring quality of life: the complex process of development of the personal outcome scale

Jos van LoonGeert Van HoveRobert SchalockClaudia Claes

POS: Persoonlijke Ondersteuningsuitkomsten Schaal

Claudia ClaesJos van LoonGeert Van HoveRobert Schalock

The Arduin benchmark: a method of resource allocation on the basis of the Supports Intensity Scale

Jos van LoonGeert Van HoveRobert Schalock

The use of the supports intensity scale for the development of an individual supports plan

Jos van LoonGeert Van HoveRobert SchalockP van den Beemt

2007

The renaming of mental retardation: Understanding the change to the term intellectual disability

Robert SchalockRuth A. LuckassonKarrie A. ShogrenSharon Borthwick-DuffyVal BradleyWil H. E. BuntinxDavid L. CoulterEllis (Pat) M. CraigSharon C. GomezYves LachapelleAlya ReeveMartha E. SnellScott SpreatMarc J. TasseJames R. ThompsonMiguel A. VerdugoMichael L. WehmeyerMark H. Yeager

A1 Journal Article in INTELLECTUAL AND DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES