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Abstract
This book examines disability, in an accessible and interactive style, as it relates to healthcare policy and practice. It is aimed at physiotherapists and occupational therapists, both sutdents and practitioners, but will also be useful to all healthcare workers, including nurses, doctors and speech and language therapists.
- Based on the social rather than the medical model of disability
- Views disability in terms of environmental, structural and attitudinal barriers which deny disabled people full participation in society
- Engages health professionals in critical reflection on the provision of services to disabled people
- Case studies and activities throughout facilitate understanding of issues presented
Table of Contents
Section Title | Page | Action | Price |
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Front cover | Cover | ||
Understanding disability | iii | ||
Copyright page | iv | ||
Contents | v | ||
Foreword | vii | ||
Chapter 1 What is critical reflection? | 1 | ||
QUESTIONS, QUESTIONS, QUESTIONING QUESTIONS | 1 | ||
REFLECTIVE PRACTICE | 3 | ||
A BROADER CONTEXT | 10 | ||
HOW TO USE THIS BOOK | 16 | ||
Chapter 2 What is disability? | 19 | ||
WHAT IS DISABILITY? | 19 | ||
WHAT IS THE PROBLEM? | 23 | ||
THE INDIVIDUAL MODEL OF DISABILITY | 24 | ||
THE SOCIAL MODEL OF DISABILITY | 28 | ||
AN AFFIRMATIVE MODEL | 31 | ||
WHAT IS DISABILITY IN THERAPY? | 34 | ||
CONCLUSION | 40 | ||
Chapter 3 How did we get here? | 41 | ||
THE DEVELOPMENT OF PHYSIOTHERAPY AND OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY IN THE EARLY YEARS | 41 | ||
THE WELFARE STATE | 50 | ||
RESTRUCTURING THE WELFARE STATE | 58 | ||
CONCLUSION | 65 | ||
Chapter 4 Servicing the body | 67 | ||
THE RISE OF THE BIOMEDICAL MODEL | 67 | ||
THE POWER AND SHORTCOMINGS OF THE BIOMEDICAL MODEL | 70 | ||
DISABILITY AND THE BIOMEDICAL MODEL | 73 | ||
CONCLUSION | 81 | ||
Chapter 5 Disabled people's experiences of health care | 83 | ||
DISABLED PEOPLE'S EXPERIENCES OF HEALTH CARE | 83 | ||
REFLECTING ON PROBLEMS | 84 | ||
REFLECTING ON SATISFACTION | 88 | ||
REFLECTING ON ASSUMPTIONS | 90 | ||
CRITICAL REFLECTIONS ON CHANGING PRACTICE | 96 | ||
CONCLUSION | 99 | ||
Chapter 6 The experiences of disabled health and caring professionals | 101 | ||
WHY EMPLOY DISABLED HEALTH AND CARING PROFESSIONALS? | 103 | ||
BARRIERS FACED BY DISABLED HEALTH AND CARING PROFESSIONALS | 107 | ||
OVERCOMING BARRIERS | 112 | ||
SUPPORTING DISABLED HEALTH AND CARING PROFESSIONALS | 117 | ||
CONCLUSION | 118 | ||
Chapter 7 Controlling services | 119 | ||
PROFESSIONALS IN CONTROL | 119 | ||
DISABLED PEOPLE IN CONTROL | 126 | ||
CHANGING THERAPY PRACTICE | 132 | ||
CONCLUSION | 134 | ||
Chapter 8 What is empowerment? | 137 | ||
WHAT DISEMPOWERS? | 139 | ||
WHAT EMPOWERS? | 145 | ||
THERAPY AND EMPOWERMENT | 151 | ||
Chapter 9 What is partnership? | 155 | ||
AFFILIATION, COLLABORATION, PARTICIPATION, ALLIANCE? | 155 | ||
WHY PARTNERSHIP? | 161 | ||
BARRIERS TO PARTNERSHIP | 163 | ||
TOWARDS PARTNERSHIP WORKING | 169 | ||
CONCLUSION | 172 | ||
Chapter 10 How do services meet diverse needs? | 173 | ||
WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE? | 173 | ||
UNDERSTANDING DIVERSITY | 176 | ||
DIVERSITY IN HEALTH AND HEALTH CARE | 179 | ||
TOWARDS MEETING DIVERSE NEEDS | 183 | ||
CONCLUSION | 188 | ||
Chapter 11 How do professionals find out? | 189 | ||
RESEARCH WITH PEOPLE | 190 | ||
DISABILITY RESEARCH | 194 | ||
RESEARCH APPROACHES AND QUESTIONS OF POWER | 197 | ||
INVOLVING DISABLED PEOPLE IN RESEARCH | 201 | ||
CONCLUSION | 205 | ||
Chapter 12 Reflecting back to reflect forward | 207 | ||
WHAT IS DISABILITY? | 208 | ||
REFLECTING ON THERAPY PRACTICE | 210 | ||
REFLECTING FORWARD | 212 | ||
APPENDIX: CONTRASTING MODELS OF DISABILITY | 217 | ||
References | 219 | ||
Index | 237 | ||
A | 237 | ||
B | 237 | ||
C | 237 | ||
D | 238 | ||
E | 239 | ||
F | 239 | ||
G | 239 | ||
H | 240 | ||
I | 240 | ||
K | 240 | ||
L | 240 | ||
M | 240 | ||
N | 241 | ||
O | 241 | ||
P | 241 | ||
Q | 242 | ||
R | 242 | ||
S | 243 | ||
T | 244 | ||
U | 244 | ||
V | 244 | ||
W | 244 | ||
Y | 244 |