2.Sports for the Disabled: History and the Classification.
Hanyang Medical Reviews 2009;29(1):94-106
There has been growing movement to need the Sports for the disabled. The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) and National Paralympic Committee (NPC) have been structured more systematically and more specialized. For the detailed understanding of the Sports for the disabled, we reviewed the history, international and national organization, and functional classification systems of the sports for the disabled. The biggest difference compared with able-bodied sports is the classification system by degree of the disability for the fair play. There are 3 major classification systems for physically disabled person and each sports organization has a sports specific classification system. At first, we have to classify using major classification systems and sports specific classification system. The most important thing in the Sports for the disabled is exact classification of the disability before event.
Disabled Persons
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Humans
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Sports
3.Sports for the Disabled: History and the Classification.
Hanyang Medical Reviews 2009;29(1):94-106
There has been growing movement to need the Sports for the disabled. The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) and National Paralympic Committee (NPC) have been structured more systematically and more specialized. For the detailed understanding of the Sports for the disabled, we reviewed the history, international and national organization, and functional classification systems of the sports for the disabled. The biggest difference compared with able-bodied sports is the classification system by degree of the disability for the fair play. There are 3 major classification systems for physically disabled person and each sports organization has a sports specific classification system. At first, we have to classify using major classification systems and sports specific classification system. The most important thing in the Sports for the disabled is exact classification of the disability before event.
Disabled Persons
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Humans
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Sports
4.The mentally disabled defendants and the legal procedure.
Journal of Korean Neuropsychiatric Association 1992;31(6):1046-1054
No abstract available.
Humans
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Mentally Disabled Persons*
5.The mentally disabled defendants and the legal procedure.
Journal of Korean Neuropsychiatric Association 1992;31(6):1046-1054
No abstract available.
Humans
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Mentally Disabled Persons*
6.The community reality awareness and attitude towards the handicapped people in Cat Dai and Lach Tray urban communes in Hai Phong, 2003
Journal of Preventive Medicine 2005;15(4):36-41
In 2003, medical examinations of all 19,884 people living in to the Cat Dai and Lach Tray communes in Hai Phong detected 198 handicapped people (1.0% of the general population). There were 45% of males and 55% of females. The handicapped rates were 0.8% in children and 1.2% in adults. The rate of handicapped people difficult in moving was highest (33.3%), then people with strange behaviors (23.2%), and people having difficulty in studying (15.7%). The rates of people had difficulty in hearing and speaking, seeing, and others were small. Up to 91% of handicapped people needed rehabilitation but 100% of the handicapped people were not provided with rehabilitation through interviews, over 50% of people in the community did not identify the handicapped, and were not ready to accept them as equal members.
Disabled Persons
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Awareness
7.A model of disabilities in the high mountain district of Hoa Binh province by project of Community Based Rehabilitation
Journal of Practical Medicine 2004;483(7):52-54
Community Based Rehabilitation (CBR) includes Physical rehabilitation, Social rehabilitation, Educational rehabilitation and Economical rehabilitation. Mai Chau is one of the high mountain districts of Hoa Binh province with population of 47716. After to do "house to house" surveys, the number of disabled people in general of Mai Chau is 2.6% of the population; 47.2% of them is in need of rehabilitation. Disability survey show that difficulty in moving (40.2%) is the most frequent disabilities; difficulty in seeing 19.7%; difficulty in hearing and speaking 12.7%; difficulty in learning 5.9%; Epilepsy 5%; strange behavior 11.5%, others disabilities 5%. Rehabilitation and Community Based Rehabilitation is one of the best way to deal with disabilities problem in Viet Nam
Disabled Persons
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Epidemiology
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Rehabilitation
8.Application of Cognitive Perceptual Assessment for Driving (CPAD) for the Brain Injured Patients: A preliminary study.
Soo Won CHOI ; Soon Ja JANG ; Si Woon PARK ; Jong Tae LEE ; Oak Tae PARK
Journal of the Korean Academy of Rehabilitation Medicine 2008;32(3):273-279
OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the utility of Cognitive Perceptual Assessment for Driving (CPAD) through the on-road test in predicting the actual road driving skills in brain injured patients. METHOD: 25 brain injured patients with actual driving experience before the occurrence of diseases participated in the handicapped driving adaptation training program of our hospital as the subjects of the study, and one round of CPAD and on-road test were performed. CPAD evaluations and on-road tests for all patients were evaluated by the same therapist. RESULTS: 11 patients passed the CPAD and all of them passed the on-road test. 3 patients failed from CPAD and they turned out to be failed at the on-road test. The mean CPAD score of the on-road test passed group was 53.6 which was significantly different from the mean 43.6 CPAD score acquired by the on-road test failed group by showing a significant difference between two groups (p<0.05). Among the 11 patients who received the borderline CPAD score, 9 patients passed the on-road test. CONCLUSION: CPAD is considered to be useful in predicting the actual road driving skills of brain injured patients who previously had driving experiences before the occurrence of the diseases.
Brain
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Disabled Persons
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Humans
9.A study on the menarche and the menstrual pattern of handicapped person.
Hyung Nam KIM ; Joong Il KIM ; Si Young JEONG ; Jae Sik SHIM ; Young Su JIN
Korean Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology 1992;35(7):1025-1037
No abstract available.
Disabled Persons*
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Female
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Humans
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Menarche*
10.Progress research on the disability after stroke.
Chinese Journal of Epidemiology 2013;34(11):1146-1150