Sentence examples for respond to disability from inspiring English sources

The aim of this five-year multi-stage project is to generate evidence to confirm and develop evidence-based policies and to evaluate their implementation in procedures that allow a regional allied health workforce to more expeditiously respond to disability service need in regional New South Wales, Australia.

A more rounded analysis of disability, however, would consider social and environmental responses to an LLI and the impact which this has on an individual's capacity to participate fully in society; such disability research in relation to maternity care would need to consider the way healthcare providers including obstetricians and midwives respond to women with disability.

This approach is fundamentally different from the use of the frailty phenotype [ 19] in measuring frailty in the clinical scenario, which does not include disability, as the phenotype represents a state of reduced capacity to respond to stressors that proceeds disability [ 4, 20].

(See Sen 2004 for an analysis of how Rawls's theory fails to respond to the facts of disability, but see also Becker 2005).

How would you advise scientists with a disability to respond to such interview questions?

Surgical indications of synovectomy were continuous pain that did not respond to nonoperative treatment or serious disability due to progressive loss of range of motion.

If a woman with disability could not respond to the questionnaire schedule due to severe impairment, a responsible adult member of the household was asked to respond to the questionnaire (proxy respondent).

This is because we consider that physically disabled patients may be under-represented, with their disability impairing ability to respond to the GPPS, particularly among those with more severe disability.

However, the lack of accurate data on the prevalence of violence against women with disability (and on the prevalence of disability among women) makes it difficult to prevent and respond to the violence experienced by women with disability.

If psychological factors predispose patients to respond to acupuncture (ie, moderate changes in disability), then there should be between-person effects of psychological factors on disability levels.

UNICEF works to ensure that development programmes are sensitive to the rights of children with disabilities, and respond to their needs.