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Vision 2010, a concept developed by The National Association of State Units on Aging in 1999, set forth a vision for the comprehensive aging information resource system of the future. Vision 2010 outlined a conceptual framework for a comprehensive integrated infrastructure for consumer centered access to information, with I&R as the foundation of emerging aging and disability resource centers designed to serve a growing and increasingly diverse group of older adults and persons with disabilities.
Vision 2010: How Are We Doing? A Survey of State Aging Information and Referral/Assistance Systems
Vision 2010: Toward a Comprehensive Aging Information Resource System for the Next Century
“Vision 2010” sets forth a vision and call to action to transform the nation’s aging information, referral and assistance programs for the 21st century so that all states will have a comprehensive, integrated infrastructure in place to meet the information needs of numerous and diverse communities of older adults and their caregivers.
2000, 8 pages
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Vision 2010: Toward a Comprehensive Aging Information Resource System for the Next Century (Background White Paper)
This document describes the issues and challenges that necessitate the modernization of I&R/A systems and articulate the concept of a comprehensive, integrated, consumer-friendly aging information resource system for the 21st century.
June 1999 adopted by the NASUA Membership.
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Designing the Aging Information Resource System of Tomorrow: The Vision 2010 Self-Assessment Guide
A tool to assist State and Area Agencies on Aging and I&R/A providers to effectively assess the current state of their I&R/A system, identifying strengths as well as areas where improvement is possible. Outcomes of the self-assessment can then be used to develop state and local systems improvement plans aimed at achieving 2010 goals.
December 2002, 25 pages
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