Background Women with disabilities are increasingly becoming pregnant, and growing
evidence suggests maternal disability may be associated with increased risk for perinatal …

Objective Women with physical disabilities face multiple barriers in accessing safe,
respectful and acceptable healthcare. As the number of women with physical disabilities …

This chapter examines the social inequality experienced by tourists with mobility disabilities.
It starts with a general overview of disability demographics, different approaches to disability …

It is estimated that 1 in 4 women in the United States live with a disability, and using
population-based estimates, 10–12% of women of childbearing age have a disability. There …

People with disabilities have a right to access the full range of social activities and services
available in a society. Nonetheless, the way that built and social environments are often …

Aim: To systematically review the literature on the effectiveness of early intervention
programmes for children with physical disabilities. Methods: Twelve electronic databases …

This thesis explores the citizenship rights of people with disabilities and their experience in
relation to one activity and industry-tourism. It is proposed that people with disabilities living …

The social model of disability requires that research about disability should be controlled
and managed by people with disabilities themselves. Traditional research has tended to …

Subjects designated by the neologism'disability'typically experience various forms of
marginality, discrimination and inequality. The response by social scientists and …

Evidence is increasing that neurorehabilitation lessens patient disability and improves
quality of life in both acute and chronic neurological conditions. A focused, multidisciplinary …