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Workshop on Disability in America

A New Look - Summary and Background Papers

by Based on a Workshop of the Committee on Disability in America: A New Look

Published 2006292 pagesISBN 978-0-3091-0090-8

Of workshop presentations and discussions -- Models and concepts of disability -- Trends in disability -- Disability across the age spectrum -- Secondary health conditions : part I -- Secondary health conditions : part II -- References -- App. A. Workshop agenda and participants -- App. B. Conceptual models of disability : past, present, and future -- App. C. Defining and classifying disability in children -- App. D. How does the environment influence disability? : examining the evidence -- App. E. Late-life disability trends : an overview of current evidence -- App. F. Chronic disease and trends in severe disability in working-age populations -- App. G. Trends in disability in early life -- App. H. Aspect of disability across the life span : risk factors for disability in late life -- App. I. Health care transition of adolescents and young adults with disabilities and special health care needs : new perspectives -- App. J. Secondary conditions and disability -- App. K. A user's perspective on midlife (ages 18 to 65) aging with disability -- App. L. Impact of exercise on targeted secondary conditions -- App. M. Secondary conditions with spinal cord injury -- App. N. Depression as a secondary condition in people with disabilities -- App. O. Promoting health and preventing secondary conditions among adults with developmental disabilities -- App. P. Biographical sketches of workshop committee and workshop presenters.

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Publication eraModernFirst published or edition dated 2006
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978-0-3091-0090-8
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English
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OL10359136M
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