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  Persons with Disabilities generally define someone with one or more disabilities as a person with a disability. In certain areas, terms such as “disabled”, “blind”, “deaf”, etc., even when correctly used, can be considered derogatory or pejorative since, for some people, these terms label someone who has a disability, which they interpret as a form of discrimination. Persons with disabilities include long-term physical, mental, intellectual or sensory deficiencies that, by interacting with different barriers, may prevent their full and effective participation in society on an equal basis with others. Data published by  NDIS Support Coordination  show that approximately 10% of the world population has some disability, while the WHO speaks that 15% of the people; lack opportunities that the general population has. They face a host of physical and social obstacles that: They prevent them from receiving an education; They prevent them from getting a job, even when they are ...

  Disability is a term that includes the impairments, activity limitations and participation restrictions of a human being. They have stopped being invisible citizens in recent years and are now valued on par with those who are not disabled.  Disability care  offers the best services to you and your loved ones. With its comprehensive understanding of the human being, nursing must advocate for the value of integrating the disabled, particularly in the workplace, as a crucial tenet for achieving the highest level of personal autonomy. The types of disability can be: Motor: It refers to the loss or limitation to move definitively. Visual: Loss of sight or difficulty seeing with either eye. Hearing: Loss or limitation of hearing to be able to hear. Verbal: Loss or limitation of speech. Intellectual: Covers the limitation of learning for new skills. Psychosocial: Limitations to establishing social and affective relationships.  Disability rates are increasing due, in part,...

  Have you ever visited a doctor's appointment or the hospital and realized how much medical staff could attend to you? Unless you ask, it can be difficult to know what each person's title is, much less what credentials they have. The same can be true for people who work in the home care sector. They are going to try to guide you about the differences. Elder Care: Licenses and Credentials First, any company that enters your home must have a license for the activity it performs, a bond and insurance. You can also do a company/entity/corporation search (in any city/province) to ensure the company is in good standing. An internet search will allow you to verify that a company exists, as well as some opinions of users who have been able to use the services that said the company offers before you. Professionals related to care and home care services Many people can play a role in ensuring your well-being or that of a loved family member on a day-to-day basis. Companion Hiring  Disa...

  Taking care of the health of a person with a disability is a complicated task that requires great physical and mental effort, as well as constant dedication. Taking care of the health of a person with a disability is a complicated task that requires great physical and mental effort, as well as constant dedication. Likewise, to be a good caregiver, it is necessary to be an empathetic, friendly, sympathetic person and have a positive attitude towards life, as well as have certain minimum knowledge about caring for people with disabilities or in a situation of high dependency. What care should be given to people with reduced mobility? To offer the best care to any person with disabilities or reduced mobility. This is basic since people diagnosed with a physical disability do not require the same care as those with a functional, visual, sound, psychosocial or psychological disability. Similarly, children, young people or the elderly do not require the same care. Starting from this ba...