Sentence examples for disability population from inspiring English sources

However, insomnia has not yet been systematically studied in a chronic musculoskeletal pain with disability population.

Statistics are that when employment decreases, the number of people on disability goes up, and as the disability population goes up, you end up with a kind of ― you're permanently unemployed.

A study of discrimination claims filed with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) supports these self-reports, finding HIV/AIDS-related employment discrimination to be "the most pervasive in terms of the number and magnitude of differences" and "particularly prevalent and conspicuous" compared to "a general disability population" [44].

The average disability population among the elderly people in Taiwan (65 years and above) from the year 2003 to 2012 was 365,321.2 [ 1].

One question (and data item) relates to people's 'support needs', based on the ICF Activities and Participation domains and also on the Australian disability population survey question on frequency of need for support.

It might mirror a trend highlighted in the non-intellectual disability population whereby clinicians in primary care increasingly use Read codes for symptoms rather than diagnoses to record mental illness.

To prevent frailty or disability, population-based intervention programmes should be targeted at the population at risk.

Similarly, there were several studies examining bereavement in relation to children and separately, intellectual disability populations.

Also, certain disability populations may face intensive, repeated and uncoordinated surveillance from diverse addressors such as research institutions, health care providers or insurance companies.

Since intellectual disability populations face additional barriers to PA [ 70, 71] and have fewer choices and less control of their health than individuals who do not have intellectual disabilities [ 72], supporting this group to change PA behaviour may be challenging.

For example, work carried out with non intellectual disability populations has suggested that identifying barriers to PA with participants may have a negative impact on exercise self-efficacy [ 50].