Scully (2010a) has considered care in the context of disability, focusing on the hidden care labor that disabled people carry out for nondisabled people rather than the care that disabled people receive.
Some students reported such training to have aided their self-awareness as they had not considered the social context of disability in such a way before.
The need for a permanent "accommodation" of persons with disabilities seems to mark an important difference in how the antidiscrimination norm should be understood in the context of disability, as opposed to the context of race.
This definition goes beyond the concept of considering disability in medical terms only, and recognises the social context of disability.
Research priorities have been developed in the context of HIV, aging and multi-morbidity [ 6], however they were not specific to the context of disability and rehabilitation.
In Table 1, we offer an interpretation of the LHINs principles in the context of disability ethics to guide our analysis and advice.
For example, low educational attainment might lead to more insecure jobs or more manual jobs that could be more difficult to sustain in the context of disability.
We chose the naming that most closely resembled our findings and is the most appropriate in the context of disability assessments.
Attitudes in the context of disability have been studied using various methods and/or theoretical frameworks, including stigmatization, 9 prototype, 10, 11 and Social Representation Theory (SRT).
Currently, the social context of disability is under represented in PRO instruments (over emphasis on items that measure body structures and functions) [ 9].
These victims must be seen in the wider context of disability and estimates by the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (UNESCAP) suggest that 8% of the national population is likely to be disabled [ 4].
