Sentence examples for multiple impairments from inspiring English sources

Background and aims: Stroke patients experience multiple impairments which impair ability to eat and render them vulnerable to the deleterious sequelae of malnutrition.

Another mother I interviewed took S.S.R.I.s during her pregnancy and has a child with multiple impairments.

People with complex and multiple impairments are also often left out, because their involvement is seen as too expensive or difficult.

C.A.P. also manages two rooming houses on State Street, near Christ Church: Chadwick House, a transitional shelter for six homeless young, from 16 to 21, and Warner House, a longer-term home for 23 people who have multiple impairments.

"Coalition cuts to welfare are not well targeted and will affect even people with severe health conditions and disabled people with multiple impairments, leaving the disproportionately worst off now to suffer further as the cuts take effect".

In addition, it will argue for more "changing places toilets", which are designed to be suitable for people with profound and multiple impairments, some people with learning disabilities and people who require the assistance of a carer.

A recent consensus statement from the American Heart Association emphasizes the need to include multiple impairment and disability measures with longer-term endpoints to characterize recovery among cardiac arrest survivors [ 9].

These data argue against cognitive theories of ASD which propose that a single underlying factor has cascading effects across early development leading to an ASD outcome, and support multiple impairment models of ASD that are more consistent with recent genetic and neurobiological evidence.

Patients with dementia symptoms have multiple cognitive impairments (i.e. memory impairments, aphasia, apraxia, agnosia, and impairment in executive functioning).

Notably, in 1984 Congress mandated the inclusion of mental disorders and pain in disability standards and required examiners to "consider the impact of multiple nonsevere impairments in determining disability".

Chronic wounds, including diabetic foot ulcers (DFU), pressure ulcers (PU), and venous ulcers (VU) result from multiple physiologic impairments.