Persons With Disability
Dominant Problems of Rural Deprived Persons with Disability Using Fuzzy Cluster Analysis
... Hearing Impact (S&HI) 16 percent, Mentally retarded (MR) 8 percent, Leprosy Cured (LC) 6 percent, Total Blind(TB) 4 Percent, Low Vision(LV) and Mental Illness(MI) 3 percent each, Cerebral Palsy (CP) 2 percent and ...
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International Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disability: Disability Inclusive Development and International Development Cooperation
... of persons with ...mainstream disability dimensions into the MDGs as disability was not referred in the ...of persons with disabilities and education of persons with disabilities are ...
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Assessment of prison life of persons with disability in Ghana
... physical disability The over- all prevalence although generally low as compared to European [12] and WHO disability reports [2], the propor- tion is still significant and quite unique and this shows the ...
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TOWARDS INCLUSION: DISABILITY AND INDIGENOUS SHONA CULTURE IN ZIMBABWE
... of Persons with Disability enshrine the right of all children and women to live in a respectful and supportive family environment that is free from violence, abuse, exploitation, and ...with ...
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Naturalistic decision-making frameworks in multiprofessional assessment of early childhood disability
... Decisions reached by professionals in actual assessment of a particular child and family are significantly constrained by decisions about services for persons with disability and special[r] ...
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Role of Technology in Education for Visually Impaired
... including persons with disability and other marginalized ...policy). Persons with disability 1995 put one step further and mandates free education to all persons with a ...
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Disability, vulnerability and assisted death: commentary on Tuffrey-Wijne, Curfs, Finlay and Hollins
... of persons with disabil- ities is well documented as Tuffrey-Wijne et ...intellectual disability are val- ued less across society, and that their short life expect- ancy results from inappropriate ...
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The Effect Of Emphasizing Key Vocabulary On Student Achievement With English Learners
... Drawing first on Miranda Fricker (2007), and later on Havi Carel and Ian James Kidd (2014) and Kidd and Carel (2017), I argue that epistemic justice requires us to seek health state valuations from persons with ...
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Mental health problems and socioeconomic disadvantage: a controlled household study in rural Ethiopia
... In line with expectations, the reported annual income was lower than consumption. This may be a true finding, reflecting that households use other means to maintain consumption levels in the face of financial stress or ...
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The impact of motor skill training on balance, hand-eye coordination and reaction in a group of adults with autism and an intellectual disability
... The purpose of this research is to improve the hand-eye coordination in persons who have been diagnosed with autism and an intellectual disability. By improving the hand eye coordinatio[r] ...
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19 Stories of Social Inclusion – Ireland: Stories of Belonging, Contributing and Connecting
... legislative instruments, such as those that prohibit discrimination or mandate equal treatment. However, the further education sector “does not have the benefits of measures such as the HEA disability access ...
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Effect of a classroom-based intervention on the social skills of pupils with intellectual disability in Southwest Nigeria
... Expectedly, the results of the fidelity analysis indicated that students with higher levels of teacher-rated cover- age had greater gains in social skills. Another explana- tion for the greater gain aside the higher ...
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Attitudinal, Institutional and Environmental Barriers Confronting People with Impairments in Masvingo Province: Zimbabwe
... The results have revealed that, there are various attitudinal, institutional and environmental barriers confronting people with impairment on daily basis. Oliver (2002) asserts that: people with disabilities have ...
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Disability worsening among persons with multiple sclerosis and depressionA Swedish cohort study
... of disability worsening suggests that this may not be the only ...in persons with MS such as improvements in brain ...the disability trajectory of ...increased disability worsening in ...
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Undergraduate Student Attitudes toward Disabled Persons and Influence on Disability Sport Volunteerism
... disabled persons, that is, until they are educated on disability related issues in addition to having meaningful ...disabled persons were demonstrated in Ancient ...disabled persons presented ...
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Impaired transmission in the corticospinal tract and gait disability in spinal cord injured persons
... gait disability in spinal cord injured ...in persons with spinal cord lesion. The study was performed in 24 persons with incomplete spinal cord lesion (C1 to L1) and 15 healthy ...
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A combined exercise model for improving muscle strength, balance, walking distance, and motor agility in multiple sclerosis patients: A randomized clinical trial
... Background: Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a neurological disease with a variety of signs and symptoms. Exercise therapy has been shown to improve physical functions in MS. However, questions about an optimal exercise ...
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Understanding the experience of loss, grief and bereavement for staff supporting persons with intellectual disability and dementia : a hermeneutic inquiry
... that persons with ID can potentially experience a range of losses throughout their lifetime (Clements et ...2006). Persons with profound ID tend to sense ‘something is wrong’ from the reactions of others ...
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Efficacy of Vocational Training as an Integral Part of Entrepreneurship Education as a Transition Programme for Persons with Intellectual Disability in Oyo State
... Gallagher (2002) [1] describes intellectual disability as one of the most powerful and stigmatizing labels. Zhang and Stecker (2001)[2] mention that intellectually disabled students possess an internal barrier, ...
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Recent trends in assistive technology for mobility
... ability. Persons with reduced heat tolerance, such as those with multiple sclerosis, experience decreased endurance and increased fatigue as ambient temperature increases ...
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