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Jan 1, 1994
What is the reimbursement currently available for geriatric rehabilitation, and how might this affect rehabilitation use by primary care physicians?
Jan 1, 1992
Examines both the Americans with Disability Act and the need to limit care, and indicates that there may be a conflict between the two.
May 1, 1974
This Executive Summary recaps the findings in Improving Services to Handicapped Children.
Evaluates current policies and recommends new policies for improved delivery of services to handicapped youth, with emphasis on children with impaired hearing or vision.
May 1, 1973
A cross-agency evaluation of government programs for the more than nine million mentally or physically handicapped youth aged 0-21 who are impaired enough to require services not needed by 'normal' youth.
This tool examines how race, ethnicity, disability, and parental status affect earnings in the United States today and how these disparities accumulate over time.
Jan 1, 1968
A description of an inexpensive, experimental closed circuit TV system that can help the visually handicapped to read, write, or perform precise manual operations.