Has widespread use both within the As a standardised copyright tool, the SIS US and internationally cannot be modified to accommodate the Irish context. However, SIS scores could be used in conjunction with other instruments as part of a resource allocation formula Its predictive power to determine The SIS is a copyright tool and would costs associated with supports for incur an ongoing cost persons with intellectual disability has been established Version for children is With the focus on resource allocation development for social care services it is not clear how this tool would align with Ireland’s needs assessment processes under the Disability Act. Source: Adapted from The Introduction of Individual Budgets as a Resource Allocation System for Disability Services in Ireland: A Contemporary Developments in Disabilities Service Paper (NDA, May 2011). In the next chapter we present the RAS and SIS results from the feasibility identifying the level of correlation between scores generated by the two assessment tools for individual service users.
Has widespread use both within the US and internationally As a standardised copyright tool, the SIS cannot be modified to accommodate the Irish context. However, SIS scores could be used in conjunction with other instruments as part of a resource allocation formula Its predictive power to determine costs associated with supports for persons with intellectual disability has been established The SIS is a copyright tool and would incur an ongoing cost Version for children is development With the focus on resource allocation for social care services it is not clear how this tool would align with Ireland’s needs assessment processes under the Disability Act. Source: Adapted from The Introduction of Individual Budgets as a Resource Allocation System for Disability Services in Ireland: A Contemporary Developments in Disabilities Service Paper (NDA, May 2011). In the next chapter we present the RAS and SIS results from the feasibility identifying the level of correlation between scores generated by the two assessment tools for individual service users.