Importance of most frequent needs of the disabled in shaping areas of support in public health. Part. II. Disability as a consequence of dysfunction in the state of health disrupting daily functioning based on selected health and socio-demographic characteristics – interdisciplinary problems in the domain of
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Kołłątaj, Barbara; Kołłątaj, Witold; Nasiłowska-Barud, Alicja; Kowalczyk-Bołtuć, Jolanta; Karwat, Irena Dorota

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“…The fact is also puzzling that the examined persons insufficiently perceived the needs related with provision of orthopaedic and rehabilitation aids, mainly by the disabled with the lowest locomotor capabilities (9.4%). All the disabled require rehabilitation; however, many studies demonstrate that the majority experience limitations in access to these activities [7]. Deprivation of a disabled person of rehabilitation in its every respect leads to secondary disability and deterioration of the quality of life [25].…”

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Importance of most frequent needs of the disabled in shaping areas of support in public health. Part. III. Scopes of locomotor capabilities of the disabled from the aspect of demographic and social conditioning and problems hindering daily functioning

Kołłątaj¹,

Karwat²,

Kołłątaj³

2023

Ann Agric Environ Med.

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Data analysis and interpretation, D -Writing the article, E -Critical revision of the article, F -Final approval of the articleKołłątaj B, Karwat ID, Kołłątaj WP. Importance of most frequent needs of the disabled in shaping areas of support in public health. Part. III. Scopes of locomotor capabilities of the disabled from the aspect of demographic and social conditioning and problems hindering daily functioning.

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“…The survey was carried out using a standardized Disability Questionnaire. Detailed information concerning the study group, the criteria of selection for research, detailed information concerning the study group and research methods were included in the first part of this article [6,7].…”

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Importance of most frequent needs of the disabled in shaping areas of support in public health. Part. III. Scopes of locomotor capabilities of the disabled from the aspect of demographic and social conditioning and problems hindering daily functioning

Kołłątaj¹,

Karwat²,

Kołłątaj³

2023

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“…These are reasons why the definitions of disability should be enriched with new elements. With these changes, there appears a need to develop new, sensitive measures of the 'quality' of disability, which are essential for the assessment of the health status and identification of medical and social needs, which, in turn, will determine the scopes of rehabilitation interventions [22,23].…”

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Relationship between the components of disability definition and the effectiveness of rehabilitation measures as a process

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Introduction andObjective. The number of disabled persons is most often only estimated. The disabled require multidirectional, effective support in almost every field of functioning. There is no arbitrarily accepted definition of disability, and those currently available outline the ranges of support for which rehabilitation measures are necessary. Objective. The aim of the review is to present the problem areas that contribute to the definition of disability and their interdependence and effectiveness in relation to rehabilitation interventions, as well as identification of the most frequent medical and social problems interdependent on the quality and feasibility of rehabilitation interventions. Review Methods. Scientific literature in Polish and English for 1993-2023 and legal acts concerning the definition of disability, definition of rehabilitation and the problem of employment were reviewed. The following key words were used to search the NIZP-PZH, MZ, JAHEE and ISAP databases: disabled persons, definitions of disability, rehabilitation as a process, synchronization of thematic groups of disability definitions with the rehabilitation process. Brief description of the state of knowledge. Disability is a public health problem. The actual determination of the extent, medical and social needs of people with disabilities involves methods and measures for classifying people as disabled. The effects of treatment and rehabilitation are assessed by the level of functioning of the disabled in society. Summary. The multiplicity of characteristics included in the definitions of disability account for all problems in health and social terms. In view of the social, environmental and cultural changes, the scope of needs of people with disabilities is also changing, which can be seen in newly-developed definitions, including rehabilitation.

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Importance of most frequent needs of the disabled in shaping areas of support in public health. Part. III. Scopes of locomotor capabilities of the disabled from the aspect of demographic and social conditioning and problems hindering daily functioning

Importance of most frequent needs of the disabled in shaping areas of support in public health. Part. III. Scopes of locomotor capabilities of the disabled from the aspect of demographic and social conditioning and problems hindering daily functioning

Relationship between the components of disability definition and the effectiveness of rehabilitation measures as a process

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