Strategic Planning for Lifespan Respite: Why is it important and how is it done?

Strategic Planning for Lifespan Respite: Why is it important and how is it done? March 19, 2013

Pat Luchkowsky from the Ohio Respite Coalition and Jane Byrnes from the Ohio Department of Aging shared information on why they decided to undertake a strategic plan for their Lifespan Respite project, the process they engaged in to develop it, the skills needed to make it a successful process resulting in a useful document, and updates on successful implementation.

Ohio’s Lifespan Respite Strategic Plan

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