Quality of Care Provided to PWD in Gaza - Clients' Perspectives (Paperback)

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The study aimed to explore the quality of care provided to Persons with in Gaza in order to enable the development of corrective strategies that improves the care provided to PWD by identifying future priorities that can be used to target assistance policy, programs and services for PWD in Palestine. The study results identified transportation, financial constraints, attitudes (individuals, peers, parents and teachers), teaching and care provisions, curriculum and physical access as interacting factors that create barriers to their education. The study showed that generally there was a low level of utilization of medical and rehabilitation care. The study demonstrated that PWD believing that the main factors that preventing them from full participation are their disability. Moreover the results disclosed that 8.9% of respondents are totally socially excluded; they are neither attendees nor invitees to social occasions and are rarely visited in their own homes.

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The study aimed to explore the quality of care provided to Persons with in Gaza in order to enable the development of corrective strategies that improves the care provided to PWD by identifying future priorities that can be used to target assistance policy, programs and services for PWD in Palestine. The study results identified transportation, financial constraints, attitudes (individuals, peers, parents and teachers), teaching and care provisions, curriculum and physical access as interacting factors that create barriers to their education. The study showed that generally there was a low level of utilization of medical and rehabilitation care. The study demonstrated that PWD believing that the main factors that preventing them from full participation are their disability. Moreover the results disclosed that 8.9% of respondents are totally socially excluded; they are neither attendees nor invitees to social occasions and are rarely visited in their own homes.

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Imprint

Lap Lambert Academic Publishing

Country of origin

United States

Release date

March 2013

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Expected to ship within 10 - 15 working days

First published

March 2013

Authors

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Dimensions

229 x 152 x 9mm (L x W x T)

Format

Paperback - Trade

Pages

156

ISBN-13

978-3-659-36819-6

Barcode

9783659368196

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LSN

3-659-36819-9



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