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INDIVIDUAL PROGRAMME PLANS: EVALUATION AND DEVELOPMENT IN A HOSPITAL SETTING
Individual Programme Plans (IPPs) have emerged in recent years as a key feature of service delivery for people with a learning disability. Yet, there appear to be few evaluation studies published in the literature. This paper describes an approach to evaluation of IPPs, and the outcome of an evaluation study carried out on a IPP system in a long stay hospital for people with learning disabilities in the UK.