Eligibility was later expanded to include any retiree with a compensable combat-related
disability, including reservists.
Just 10 percent of
disability cases account for more than half the total medical and
disability costs.
The physician
disability market suffered through some turbulent times over the past two decades.
Several researchers have focused attention on how attitudes are measured and inherent researcher bias regarding attitude measurement toward
disability (Antonak & Livneh, 2000; Wright, 1988).
That said, I think that we're doing a better job here at Syracuse University than most," says Steve Taylor, co-director of the New York school's Center on Human Policy, Law, and
Disability Studies.
Healthy People 2010:
Disability and Secondary Condition, Chapter 6.
In Part 1, Joan Aleshire challenges our thinking about what constitutes a
disability by sharing her special life experiences as an advantaged person with a
disability.
Other accommodations may be specific to the student's learning
disability.
The Committee examined all past reports prepared for various federal departments, task forces and committees on
disability issues, particularly, previous work on the
disability tax credit.
In addition, the CHP is conducting criminal investigations of 15 high- ranking officers who filed workers' compensation claims shortly before taking
disability pensions, a practice referred to by the rank and file as ``chief's disease.
These mentors will possess the practical knowledge and personal experience requisite to help students effectively transition to adulthood and overcome the barriers that typically are associated with a particular
disability.
In what is called a "resource room," they would receive instruction from teachers trained to modify their instructional techniques depending on the nature of the child's
disability.
