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Integration has been elusive to define and measure. However, if integration effects are to be successful, it is important that measures be reliable, valid, and socially important in order to guide research and service delivery efforts. This paper addresses the issues of molar versus molecular assessment, defining integration, and assessment issues in measuring integration. Integration measures are presented in four component areas: physical integration, social integration, relationships, and social networks. Suggestions for future research and development of appropriate measures for assessing integration are offered.
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