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5 produkter
More than Ramps
A Guide to Improving Health Care Quality and Access for People with Disabilities
Av Lisa I. Iezzoni, Bonnie L. O'Day
Inbunden, 2006
1828 kr
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Nearly twenty percent of Americans live today with some sort of disability, and this number will grow in coming decades as the population ages. Despite this, the U.S. health care system is not set up to provide care comfortably, safely, and efficiently to persons with disabilities. Individuals with …
Multiple Sclerosis
Inbunden, 2010
618 kr
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Written for students interested in learning about multiple sclerosis, this book describes how this frequently disabling disease affects patients, exploring its effects on minds, bodies, and daily lives.Written by a professor of medicine who is also personally affected by the disease, Multiple …
Multiple Sclerosis
E-bok, 2010
680 kr
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Written for students interested in learning about multiple sclerosis, this book describes how this frequently disabling disease affects patients, exploring its effects on minds, bodies, and daily lives. Written by a professor of medicine who is also personally affected by the disease, Multiple …
Making Their Days Happen
Paid Personal Assistance Services Supporting People with Disability Living in Their Homes and Communities
Inbunden, 2021
1139 kr
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Most Americans-even those with significant disability-want to live in their homes and communities. Unpaid family members or friends often work as “informal” caregivers, helping those who need assistance- and many feel they have no option but to serve. In contrast, paid personal assistance services …
Making Their Days Happen
Paid Personal Assistance Services Supporting People with Disability Living in Their Homes and Communities
Häftad, 2021
315 kr
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Most Americans-even those with significant disability-want to live in their homes and communities. Unpaid family members or friends often work as “informal” caregivers, helping those who need assistance- and many feel they have no option but to serve. In contrast, paid personal assistance services …
