Sentence examples for disability and demand from inspiring English sources

According to a new assessment by the Local Government Association LGAA), published today, councils in England spend £5.4bn – a third of all expenditure on adult social care – on learning disability and demand is rising fast.

The respondents will answer simple questions (yes or no) in relation to musculoskeletal symptoms they have experienced in the past 12 months and/or in the past seven days, as well as regarding the occurrence of disability and demand for health aid professionals in the last 12 months due to these symptoms.

I was using my voice -- getting to tell him my truth -- showing him the realities of my disability, and demanding better for myself, because I deserved nothing less; I was owning it, right?? I may have liked to believe that mapping out every piece of the experience would increase the level of intimacy with a partner, and that in doing so, they would become comfortable with my disability.

Longitudinal studies in ALS are challenging due to the typically rapid progression of disability and physical demands of MRI scanning.

It appears that subjective evaluations of health status and job satisfaction are more important predictors of RTW than physical aspects of disability and job demands [ 21].

The impact on the lives of the individuals affected by stroke can vary depending on the disability and the demands placed by normal activities.

It appears that subjective evaluations of health status and job satisfaction are more important predictors of the patients' likelihood of returning to work after sick leave, than the physical aspects of disability and job demands [ 53].

Finally, among this sample, many participants reported a longer duration of years of disability which may have adapted them to their disability, thus their attitude towards disability and their demands or needs may be quite different from people experiencing a newer disability.

As a result of longevity, increasing occurrence of chronic diseases, as well as multiple morbidity and disability, the need and demand for healthcare services by the older population is growing and likely to expand.

One anticipated consequence of the aging of societies around the world is an increase in the prevalence of chronic conditions and disability and a higher demand for long-term care, including home care (HC) services.

An aging population in a community generally leads to an increase in the burden of chronic illnesses, multiple morbidities and disability and the consequent demand for healthcare services, in particular for hospital beds.