Research
There is a growing body of research across disciplines about social care, the impacts of social drivers of health, and how communities of care can address health-related legal needs. Legal Key has often been at the forefront of creating this scholarship. Here is a sampling of the papers, articles, and studies available, including all of Legal Key’s publications:
Advocating for Families Involved with DCF (June 2022)
An Unlocking Access monthly training offered June 14, 2022.
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Criminal Systems Involvement (May 2022)
An Unlocking Access monthly training offered May 17, 2022.
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(RI) Maximizing People’s Autonomy: How care teams can help people make supported decisions
Care teams know that people sometimes need a trusted individual to help them make decisions. Guardianship is the most restrictive legal tool...
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(MA) Maximizing People’s Autonomy: How care teams can help people make supported decisions
Care teams know that people sometimes need a trusted individual to help them make decisions. Guardianship is the most restrictive legal tool...
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Unlocking Access: Health-Related Social Needs and Structural Drivers
An Unlocking Access Core Curriculum training.
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Unlocking Access in RI: Transportation
An Unlocking Access Core Curriculum training.
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Unlocking Access in RI: Interpersonal Safety
An Unlocking Access Core Curriculum training.
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Unlocking Access in RI: Housing
An Unlocking Access Core Curriculum training.
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