Sentence examples for disability registry from inspiring English sources

Most notably she had significant contact with Reemploy, Inc., the Tottenham Disability Registry Office (DRO) and the Birmingham Accident Hospital (BAH).

Includes information about Reemploy factories, studies done at the Tottenham Disability Registry Office (DRO) and the Birmingham Accident Hospital (BAH), Rehab Codes manuals and code development materials, and Visual and Communications Disorders subcommittee papers, 1947-1970.

Papers and notecards relating to research performed involving the Tottenham Disability Registry Office (DRO) which Rivière later turned into a longitudinal study, and the two volumes of her Oxford University thesis, 1950-1954, 1970.

Published online today in the American Journal of Psychiatry, the study reports on about 55,000 children ages 7 to 12 years in a South Korean community, including those enrolled in special education services and a disability registry, as well as children enrolled in general education schools.

However, we tried to exclude patients with disability registry with retinal disease by reviewing the results of multifocal ERG and FAG.

The studies from South Thames UK, 3 Cambridgeshire UK, 5 Goyang City South Korea 6 and Bergen City Norway 24 were based on screening for ASD among children with special educational needs or those who were on a disability registry, and/or screening among children in elementary schools, and/or among local clinicians.

"This government has privatised the land titles registry, disability services, out-of-home care for vulnerable children, prisons, public housing and more, all without proper scrutiny," he said.

Before the 2011 elections in Peru, the electoral commission removed over 23,000 people with psychosocial disabilities and intellectual disabilities from the voter registry.

Former Norwegian child-psychiatric in-patients (n = 257) were followed up 17 39 years after hospitalization by record linkage to the Norwegian national registry of disability pension (DP) awards.

AROM: Active range of motion; ANZCTR: Australian New Zealand clinical trials registry; DASH: Disability of the arm, shoulder and hand; EQ-5D: Euroqol-5D; PRWE: Patient rated wrist evaluation; QuickDASH: Short form disabilities of arm, shoulder and hand score; ROM: Range of motion; SD: Standard deviation; VAS: Visual analogue scale.

For end points and censoring, we used national registry data on disability pension, retirement pension and death, all of which can be considered complete.