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 \n*Disabilities;*Individualized Family Service Plans;Infants;Parent Attitudes;Parent Participation;Planning;Program Costs;Resource Al1ocation;Toddlers*California  \nThis study evaluated costs associated withimplementation of Individualized Family Service Plans(IFSP)forinfants and young children with disabilities at four Californiasites.Specifical1y the study examined:(1)IFSP and existing serviceplanning process costs in time and dollars;(2)the impact of IFSPprocesses on agencies and families;and(3)the strategies found tobe most effective in implementing IFSP processes.Data on a tota1 of126 children and 170 completed service planning and coordinationphases were evaluated.Findings included:participants at all siteshad positive attitudes toward the IFSP process;IFSP processesappeared to resuit in cost savings when chiidren were dually servedby mu1tiple agencies but added costs for children eligible on1y forregional center services;families reported benefits from reducedpaperwork,increased access to information about community resources,parent mentor assistance and support,and the aid of a servicecoordinator;agency staff reported benefits associated withcoordination of paperwork across agencies and increased involvementof parents;ano there was no evidence that the IFSP process resuitsin increased services.Five tables provide details of the studyfindings.(DB)  \n·…  \n·  \n3D384 169  \nEC301005  \nERIC  \nA Study of Individualized Family Service Planning in California:Benefits and Costs.  \nDeborah L.Montgomery,Ruth E.Cook,Thomas B.Parrish,And Jay G.Chambers  \nU,S.DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATIONOHrceof EducatonaLResearch and ImprovemenEDUCATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATIONCENTER(ERIC)  \nC.This document has been reproduced a₈received from the person or organizationoriginating it  \nC Minor changes have been made to mprove reproduclion oualty             \n● Points of view or opinions statedin this document do not necessarily represent offrcialOERI posuon or policy  \n\"PERMISSION TO REPRODUCE THIS  \nMATERIAL HAS BEEN GRANTED BY  \nTarsh   \n·  \n0、  \n,.  \nResults of study of the Individualized FamilyService Planning (IFSP)in California show mul-tiple short-term benefits for agencies and fami-  \n+  ,lies.with potential cost and time savings frommultiagency planning.  \n## A STUDY OFINDIVIDUALZEDFAMILY SERVICEPLANNING INCALIFORNIA:Benefits and Costs\n\nby Deborah L.Montgomery,Ruth E.Cook,Thomas B.Parrish &Jay G.Chambers  \n## Introduction\n\nIn October 1986,Part H of the Education of the Handi-capped Act Amendments to Public Law 99-457,was signed intolaw.Part H authorized the federal Department of Education togrant money to states for planning,developing,and implement-ing a statewide,comprehensive,coordinated,multidisciplinary,interagency program of early intervention services for infantsand toddlers with disabilities and their families.The Individual-ized Family Service Plan (IFSP)is the vehicle specified in P.L.99-457,now entitled P.L.102-119,the Individuals with Disabil-ities Education Act,for implementing these child and family ser-vices.Although the components of the IFSP are specified byP.L102-119,and accompanying regulations,there is consider-able flexibility in the way in which the IFSP process may be or-ganized and implemented.  \nThe provision of an IFSP represents a potential major com-mitment of time and resources.It is the counterpart to the currentprocesses of intake,assessment,evaluation,program planning,and monitoring that have been carried out in one form or anoth","cbCaisVbL3roWe7x","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaisVbL3roWe7x","pdf",354492,"English","# Introduction\n## Education Act context and IFSP purpose\n## Planning flexibility and requirements\n## Timeline, interagency collaboration, and service coordination","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of an IFSP in California’s early intervention context?\",\"answer\":\"An IFSP is the federally specified planning vehicle for early intervention services for infants and toddlers with disabilities and their families, used to organize child and family services through a single coordinated plan.\"},{\"question\":\"How did the study measure costs and outcomes of IFSP implementation?\",\"answer\":\"It compared IFSP and existing service planning process costs in time and dollars, assessed impacts on agencies and families, and evaluated completed service planning and coordination phases for a total of 126 children.\"},{\"question\":\"What did the findings indicate about benefits and costs for agencies and families?\",\"answer\":\"Participants had positive attitudes toward the IFSP process; 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