It found an almost unanimous belief among groups that it was a mistake to deal with discrimination on the ground of race, sex and disability in a single Equality Act, rather than a dedicated disability act, but concluded it would be too impractical to change it.
ICF, thus, presents health and disability in a single spectrum.
This gene was identified by the breakpoint mapping of a chromosome translocation (t(2 15)(q11;q21)) co-segregating with reading disability in a single family (Taipale et al. 2003).
The disability-adjusted life year (DALY) combines the burden from death and disability in a single index and permits the comparison of the burden from water, sanitation, and hygiene with the burden from other risk factors or diseases.
With the exception of the term 'process' used by Verbrugge and Jette [ 8] and Fougeyrollas and colleagues [ 5], to acknowledge a course of disablement, most frameworks conceptualize disability at a single point in time [ 4, 6, 7, 9].
The mean shoulder disability scored by a single disability question was 54 (28).
In addition to helping Chekasa manage the anger and sadness she felt about her disability, Ms. Ware, a single mother, had practical concerns to deal with.
For example, a multi-item scale measuring functional disability and a single general question on functional disability might not evoke the same associations in the patient being questioned.
One of its problems is the fact that the disability domain, which dominates the total score, cannot differentiate between disability due to a single joint, or that caused by disease in other joints (common in our cohort) or co-morbidities.
The trial took place in a single, large (~4000 staff), mental health and learning disability NHS Foundation Trust in the North of England.
