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Peterson, Kristina; Heinsohn, Ingrid – 1982
This case study, one in a series of research efforts designed to examine the utilization of the Administration on Aging's research, describes the different types of uses of findings of the Home Equity Conversion Project (HECP), which developed ways of converting home equity into usable income. The first chapter describes the project and overviews…
Descriptors: Adult Education, Aging (Individuals), Case Studies, Development
Yin, Robert K.; Heinsohn, Ingrid – 1980
This case study, one in a series of research efforts designed to examine the utilization of the Administration on Aging's research, describes the different types of uses of materials produced by a research project on improvement of transportation services for the elderly. (The materials are a state-of-the-art report, planning handbook, and…
Descriptors: Adult Education, Aging (Individuals), Case Studies, Community Services
Cronin, Roberta; Heinsohn, Ingrid – 1981
This case study, one in a series of research efforts designed to examine the utilization of the Administration on Aging's research, compares the use of two handbooks--one on nursing home ombudsman services for which high use resulted and one on residential repair and renovation for which low use resulted. An introduction describes the study that…
Descriptors: Adult Education, Aging (Individuals), Case Studies, Comparative Analysis
Yin, Robert K.; Heinsohn, Ingrid – 1980
This case study, one in a series of research efforts designed to examine the utilization of the Administration on Aging's research, discusses reasons for the wide utilization of the Older Americans Resources and Services (OARS) research. (The OARS methodology assesses the levels of functioning of individual elderly persons. The resulting…
Descriptors: Adult Education, Aging (Individuals), Case Studies, Community Services
Cronin, Roberta C.; Heinsohn, Ingrid – 1981
This case study, one in a series of research efforts designed to examine the utilization of the Administration on Aging's research, examines the Nursing Home Information Project (NHIP), which developed a methodology whereby a local organization with access to volunteers could produce a consumer guide to nursing homes in its community. (Three…
Descriptors: Adult Education, Aging (Individuals), Case Studies, Consumer Protection