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The Ohio Department of Developmental Disabilities is committed to improving the quality of life for Ohioans with developmental disabilities and their families.
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General Developmental Disabilities Research
General Developmental Disabilities Research
If you are doing general research into Ohios developmental disabilities facilities, here are some search tips:
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Search the Catalog using the name of the State Institute .
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Some of the records you may find will include: aerial photographs, periodicals and annual reports.
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You can also search for the administrative agency that provided oversight to the facilities .
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Restricted records are not available for research.
What Records Does Ohc Not Hold
What records do we not have?
The Ohio History Connection holds records that were transferred to us by the state institutes or by the Ohio Department of Developmental Disabilities. We do not have complete records from all of Ohios state institutes. Many records were destroyed due to retention schedules designed to ensure patient privacy. Some were lost to other hazards. Our records vary greatly from facility to facility. None of the collections contain a full medical history case file. The records we received relate primarily to resident information. We did not receive records of those employed at state facilities.
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Ohio Department Of Developmental Disabilities Joins Dataohio Portal
The Ohio Department of Developmental Disabilities is the latest agency to join the DataOhio Portal . With the addition of seven new DODD datasets, the DataOhio Portal now hosts eight agencies and 227 datasets.
The DataOhio Portal is a public-facing portal that provides datasets and interactive visualizations to inform data-driven decision making for state agencies and their partners. The DataOhio Portal is a first of its kind state technology, enabling data collaboration and sharing while also featuring enhanced security and privacy.
The user-friendly DataOhio Portal contains several datasets and data visualizations collected from Ohios county boards of developmental disabilities and Council of Governments, as well as Providers, to deliver transparency and value across the state. Currently, the portal contains Ohios system of Developmental Disability related data on topics such as general demographics of active participants, use of assistive technology and remote supports, Adult Day services, DODD Home and Community Based Waiver Information, and statewide wait-list information.
These seven new datasets and visualizations will increase the information available to the public, stakeholders, and state leaders as they determine which programs are likely to produce the greatest benefits for the Ohios citizens with disabilities, the people that care for them, and the communities they live in.
What Records Does Ohc Have
What records do we have?
The records we hold vary by facility. Check the list of records for each State Institute. Each title is linked to its catalog record. The Scope and Content section of the catalog record describes what information to expect from the record. All restricted collections include a restriction notice in their catalog record.
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Records Restriction & Access
Records Restriction & Access
Developmental Disabilities records in the collections of the Ohio History Connection are restricted by state law. Ohio law states that only the closest living relative of a deceased resident is allowed to request information from developmental disabilities facility records held by the Ohio History Connection . The record books and files are restricted from public review, even by the closest living relative. Persons requesting records from those collections must complete and submit a signed requested form.
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