Multiple sclerosis (MS) is associated with significant economic burden and high rates of
unemployment. This investigation evaluated patient and disease characteristics associated …

Aim The aim of this study was to examine the relationship between vocational rehabilitation
services provided and work outcomes among people with cerebral palsy (CP), taking in to …

Objective: To identify the personal, family, and community factors that facilitate or hinder
employment for young adults with developmental motor disabilities. Methods: Quantitative …

Compared to older beneficiaries, disabled workers who become eligible for Medicare 25
months after they are deemed eligible for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) …

Socioeconomic determinants of injury have been associated with risk of burn injury in the
UK and USA, but the relative significance of this impact is largely unknown across Canadian …

Employment is an essential activity that can generate income for people with disabilities, but
very little is known about the interplay between disabled women, family and paid jobs. This …

BACKGROUND: The percentage of young people with disabilities who are employed is
relatively low. Motivation is considered to be an important factor in facilitating or hindering …

The impact of the multiple sclerosis (MS) on the individual's ability to work is important
especially because the onset of the disease occurs mainly between 20 and 30 years of age …

Objectives: This research sought to identify the perceptions of individuals with disabilities
regarding employment, how prepared they felt for the workforce, and what the limiting factors …

During the formulation of employment disability policy, policymakers are often interested in
regional variations of disability employment. Decision‐makers are required to distinguish …