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| WDRC 2019 A 106 |
DISABILITY RIGHTS REFORM THROUGH THE NEW INDONESIAN WITH DISABILITY ACT |
Abi Marutama |
Republic of Indonesia Ministry of Law and Human Rights |
Indonesia |
| WDRC 2019 A 107 |
Employment opportunities for disabled people in the disability sector |
MacNeill, P.J |
University, New Zealand |
New Zealand |
| WDRC 2019 A 111 |
Barriers to social participation of adults with physical disability in India: The silent voices |
Singh Ritu |
University of Delhi |
India |
| WDRC 2019 A 115 |
INDIVIDUAL FACTORS OF EXTENDING WORKING LIFE FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES IN POLAND |
Wiktorowicz J. |
University of Lodz |
Poland |
| WDRC 2019 A 116 |
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITY OF PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES AND THE TYPE OF ILLNESS IN THE LIGHT OF QUESTIONNAIRE SURVEYS. CASE IN POLAND |
Kobus–Ostrowska D. |
University of Lodz |
Poland |
| WDRC 2019 A 121 |
Setting A Community-Based Rehabilitation Programs for Elderly in Nursing Home in Jakarta, Indonesia: A Situation Analysis |
Harini M |
University of Indonesia |
Indonesia |
| WDRC 2019 A 159 |
PREVENTION OF GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT DELAY IN CHILDREN WITH LEPROSY: A CASE REPORT |
Wardhani RK |
University of Indonesia |
Indonesia |
| WDRC 2019 A 123 |
Relationship between estimated physical activity by questionnaire and actual measured physical activity by accelerometer in patients with hip osteoarthritis |
Kenichi Hanafusa |
Mejiro University |
Japan |
| WDRC 2019 A 127 |
DISABILITY PERCEPTIONS AND POLICY IN SULAIMANI,KURDISTAN |
L. Rose |
American Unniversity of Iraq |
Iraq |
| WDRC 2019 A 132 |
Enablers and barriers to accessing health services after having a fall among older adults with intellectual disability |
Portia Ho |
The University of Notre Dame |
Australia |
| WDRC 2019 A 133 |
Incidence, prevalence and risk factors for falls in older adults with intellectual disability in Western Australia |
Portia Ho |
The University of Notre Dame |
Australia |
| WDRC 2019 A 136 |
JOB SATISFACTION AND WORK EFFICIENCY OF VISUALLY HANDICAPPED TEACHERS WORKING IN BLIND SCHOOLS IN THE SOUTHERN DISTRICTS OF KERALA |
Rajesh. E |
Mahatma Gandhi University |
India |
| WDRC 2019 A 138 |
IMPROVING BIRTHING EXPERIENCES FOR PREGNANT WOMEN WITH DISABILITIES IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA: A SYSTEMATIC SYNTHESIS |
Mutua M M |
Makueni Mother and Child Hospital1 |
Kenya |
| WDRC 2019 A 140 |
Evaluating the Role of UAE Institutions in Creating Local Disability Specialists for People with Vision and Hearing Impairments |
Muna Alhammadi |
Zayed University |
United Arab Emirates |
| WDRC 2019 A 141 |
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES’ PERSPECTIVES ON CAPACITY BUILDING FOR WOMEN WITH DISABILITIES IN SRI LANKA |
Abigail O. Akande |
The Pennsylvania State University |
U.S.A. |
| WDRC 2019 A 143 |
Is education a major issue affecting services for persons living with disability in Nepal? |
Poudyal, N |
School of Arts, Kathmandu University |
Nepal |
| WDRC 2019 A 151 |
Participation of Persons with Hearing Impairment in Indian Elections: A Study with Special Reference to Nagpur City, India |
Avanika G |
Maharashtra national law university |
India |
| WDRC 2019 A 122 |
Vision-related Quality of Life and Its Association with Disabilities in Ex-Leprosy Patients in Indonesia |
Yunia Irawati,bDewinta Retno Kurniawardhani, cCarennia Paramita, dAnna Bani Puspitasari, dYeni Dwi Lestari |
University of Indonesia |
Indonesia |
| WDRC 2019 A 162 |
How and to what extent can disability employment policies enhance the inclusion of persons with disabilities in Thailand? |
Jenjeera B. |
University of Leeds |
United Kingdom |
| WDRC 2019 A 166 |
Assessment of psychological literacy of occupational, physical, and speech therapy studentsbefore receiving formal psychological education |
M. Tokita, T. Kaneno |
Mejiro University |
Japan |
| WDRC 2019 A 168 |
Social Implications of Children with Visual Impairment and Blindness: A Ground Level Study in a Developing Country |
Perera T |
Sri Lanka Institute of Information technology |
Sri Lanka |
| WDRC 2019 A 168 |
Social Implications of Children with Visual Impairment and Blindness: A Ground Level Study in a Developing Country |
Mihirangana P |
Sri Lanka Institute of Information technology |
Sri Lanka |
| WDRC 2019 A 168 |
Social Implications of Children with Visual Impairment and Blindness: A Ground Level Study in a Developing Country |
Rukmal N |
Sri Lanka Institute of Information technology |
Sri Lanka |
| WDRC 2019 A 168 |
Social Implications of Children with Visual Impairment and Blindness: A Ground Level Study in a Developing Country |
Senaviratne V. |
Sri Lanka Institute of Information technology |
Sri Lanka |
| WDRC 2019 A 171 |
Effectiveness of a Community Health Worker driven intervention in improving the Quality of Life of Caregivers of Children with Disability registered in a Community Based Rehabilitation Service in rural Karnataka, India |
Arasu, S |
St John’s Medical College |
India |
| WDRC 2019 A 172 |
ONENESS” Fashion that is accessible to everybody. |
M.D.Gayashani |
University of Moratuwa |
Sri Lanka |
| WDRC 2019 A 174 |
How much occupational therapy students experienced patient-centred practice during fieldwork? |
N. Kiguchi |
Mejiro University |
Japan |
| WDRC 2019 A 176 |
Feasibility of ecological momentary assessment in capturing everyday living experiences of adults with intellectual disability |
Yu-Wei Ryan Chen |
University of Sydney |
Australia |
| WDRC 2019 A 177 |
ASSOCIATION BETWEEN HAND GRIP AND PINCH STRENGTH AND FUNCTIONAL ACTIVITY LIMITATION IN PATIENTS WITH LEPROSY |
Mistivani I |
National General Hospital |
Indonesia |
| WDRC 2019 A 178 |
ASSESMENT OF QUALITY OF LIFE AMONG CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES IN AREA UNDER SARJAPUR AND ANUGONDANAHALLI PRIMARY HEALTH CENTRE OF BANGALORE DISTRICT, SOUTH INDIA |
Dore A |
Johns Research Institute, |
India |
| WDRC 2019 A 179 |
Self-help groups and health intermediaries : A case study of an inhabitant-based caregiver salon |
K.Nomura |
Mejiro University |
Japan |
| WDRC 2019 A 180 |
Agreement on Rehabilitation Goal as a Factor for a SuccessfulReturn to Work Program of Disabled Workers |
Anestherita, F |
Universitas Indonesia |
Indonesia |
| WDRC 2019 A 183 |
HOW MOTHERS OF CHILD WITH SPECIAL-NEEDS HANDLING EMOTION IN COGNITIVE WAY: LOOK INTO FAMILY SENSE OF COHERENCE |
Melok Roro Kinanthi |
YARSI University |
Indonesia |
| WDRC 2019 A 189 |
Documenting the Challenges of Conducting Research on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) of Persons with Disabilities: Lessons from Bangladesh |
Amina A |
BRAC University |
Bangladesh |
| WDRC 2019 A 167 |
Investigation of the Need for health support services for the home-based elderly via the Internet |
S. TATEOKA |
Mejiro University |
Japan |
| WDRC 2019 A 186 |
ROLE OF THE FAMILY IN THE DISABLED PEOPLE LIFE |
Dorothy Kobus-Ostrowska |
University of Lodz |
Poland |
| WDRC 2019 A 170 |
Assessment of attitudinal barriers of government school teachers to inclusive education in Anekal, Bangalore, South India. |
Deepthi N.Shanbhag, |
St.Johns medical college |
India |
| WDRC 2019 A 173 |
DIFFICULTIES EXPERIENCED AND SUPPORT NEEDED BY FAMILIES OF PEOPLE WITH COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT DUE TO ACQUIRED BRAIN INJURY |
Tamami |
Mejiro University |
Japan |
| WDRC 2019 A 204 |
IMPLICATION OF BEHAVIORAL THERAPY TECHNIQUE: CASE STUDY OF CHILDREN WITH AUTISM |
Norlyn A. San Jose |
University of Rizal System, |
Philipines |
