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Designing an Early Intervention Experiment and Demonstration Approach for the Social Security AdministrationPrincipal Investigators: Monroe Burkowitz and John Burton Project Type: Core Research Project Year: 01 Thematic Category: Return to Work Project Summary: Under the demonstrations authorized by the Ticket To Work Incentives Improvement Act (TWWIIA), services could be offered to applicants for benefits, a distinct change from the current law and practice where services can be paid for out of trust funds only for beneficiaries. The researchers discuss the design of an early intervention program under two headings:
Under the TWWIIA (Public Law 106-70, December 1999), the Social Security Administration is given authority to conduct experiments and demonstrations to test the idea that the return to work records for potential applicants to the Disability Insurance program could be improved by early intervention and the provision of return to work services. Project Deliverables: Final Technical Report: Designing an Early Intervention Experiment and Demonstration Approach for the Social Security Administration ( Word file - 469k) Related Publications: Evaluation Design of the Early Intervention Pilot - Sophie Mitra ( Word File - 193k) Evaluation Design of the Early Intervention Pilot Part II: Data Assessment Paper - Sophie Mitra ( Word File - 294k) Lessons from Project NetWork Recruiting for the DRI Early Intervention Project - David H. Dean ( Word File - 243k) A Profile of SSDI Applicants and Beneficiaries, Age 18-64: Estimates from the 1994 and 1995 National Health Interview Surveys on Disability - Jae Kennedy ( Word File - 358k) The Selection of Social Security Disability Applicants for an Early Intervention Program: Identifying Probable Beneficiaries who are Likely to Return to Work - Monroe Berkowitz ( Word File - 332k) |
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