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PDOP21-1
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'Increasing physical activity among adults with disabilities' on the Centre for Disease Control and Prevention website. Click to read about how health professionals can play a role in promoting physical activity among adults with disabilities. This refers to the physical activity guidelines in the US, but there are different physical activity guidelines for the UK.
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‘Social model of disability' on the Scope website
‘Disability and the Equality Act 2010’, produced by the Government
'Disability’ from the Human Diseases and Conditions website.
'Early signs of MS’ on the MS Society website
'World report on disability’ from the World Health Organisation (WHO) and The World Bank.
Regulation 9: Person-centred care of the Health and Social Care Act 2008 (Regulated Activities) Regulations 2014
'A positive and productive approach to risk requires person-centred thinking’ from Helen Sanderson Associates.
‘Personalisation for someone with a physical disability' on the Social Care Institute for Excellence website
'Disability discrimination' on the Equality and Human Rights Commission website
'Neurological Conditions Factsheet’ from the Neurological Alliance of Scotland.
'Care Act resource page’ from Disability Rights UK
‘What is life really like for disabled people? The Disability Diaries reveal all' by Frances Ryan, published by The Guardian
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Click to read about a 'Person-centred approach' on the Disabilities Trust website.
Scope, a disability charity, has conducted a series of research reports and the results are included in this report called ‘Current attitudes towards disabled people’.
Click on the link to find out more about person-centred practices from the Helen Sanderson Associates website.
'Increasing physical activity among adults with disabilities' on the Centre for Disease Control and Prevention website. Click to read about how health professionals can play a role in promoting physical activity among adults with disabilities. This refers to the physical activity guidelines in the US, but there are different physical activity guidelines for the UK.
Click to view the infographic ‘Physical activity for disabled adults’ by the UK Chief Medical Officer.
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