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- Observations carried out through direct observation of current practitioners, interview of people with disabilities, interviews with health care providers, and exploration of DPOs
- Infrastructure: Survey of HC workers revealed great discomfort in caring for PWD, lack of basic knowledge on tenets of rehab for MDs, RNs, PT/OT, limited health care providors Dispartities: Inaccessible clinics and lack of transport, stimatizaiton by health care workers, lack of education for PWD on prevention of secondary disability and undersanding own diagnosis, lack of value of preventative health
- Education must involve hospital staff, community workers and rehabilitation technicians, people with disabilities themselves, and advocates from within the disability movement