Conference Proposal - Therap Implementation Strategies
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Therap Implementation Strategies: A Provider Perspective outlines key elements for providers to consider when implementing the Therap system. Charles Muchina, Director of Residential Programs at Therapeutic Living Centers for the Blind, will present on successful strategies and pitfalls to avoid. The presentation will discuss adapting project management practices to guide providers in identifying stakeholders, user needs, resources, implementation tasks and objectives, schedules, deadlines, and milestones. Sample project tasks and schedules from TLC's Therap implementation will also be reviewed.
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- 1. Therap Implementation Strategies: A Provider Perspective Therap Presentation Proposal: Charles Muchina Therapeutic Living Centers for the Blind Director of Residential Programs By
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