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Articles in Summer, 1997 issue of American Rehabilitation

Streamlining: moving beyond the quick fix - improving vocational rehabilitation services for the disabled - Streamlining Service Delivery
by James E. Stephens
Streamlining the state-federal vocational rehabilitation program - Streamlining Service Delivery
by Fredric K. Schroeder
Reengineering rehabilitation in the Texas Rehabilitation Commission - Streamlining Service Delivery
by Jackie Feinberg
The agreement to streamline the public vocational rehabilitation process - Streamlining Service Delivery
by Elmer C. Bartels
Streamlining in Vermont and New Hampshire - improving vocational rehabilitation services for the disabled - Streamlining Service Delivery
by Maryanne S. Langton
Redesigning the state rehabilitation program in New York State - services for the disabled - Streamlining Service Delivery
by Lawrence C. Gloeckler
Organizational transformation: a bold journey, not a guided tour - improving vocational rehabilitation services for the disabled - Streamlining Service Delivery
by Lynnae M. Ruttledge
50th anniversary of the Institute on Rehabilitation Issues - vocational rehabilitation for the disabled - Streamlining Service Delivery
by Charles Sadler

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