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Access and circulation in the home,Most people live in a house which has not been designed to accommodate someone with a disability. Access and circulation in the home can therefore be severely restricted if a person has limited or no mobility and needs to use walking equipment or a wheelchair to get around.

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Record keeping and reporting,Pressure of work and the demands placed on a therapist to provide a service to handicapped people may cause her to neglect routine record keeping and report and letter writing.

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Application of Enzymes in Food Analysishether its onset is insidious, the result of old age, or at birth. Weiler and Miller (1977) identified a four-stage process by which people newly disabled with paraplegia come to terms with disability. The way people react to disability varies greatly, but the following are common:

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-44127-6ount of work required to render them suitable for disabled people, will be extremely costly and therefore impractical. If individual ability is not to be curtailed due to living in an inaccessible property, then alternative accommodation may need to be considered.

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