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The World Institute on Disability announces
a new training video and curriculum for medical providers:

Access to Medical Care:
Adults with Physical Disabilities
a 22 minute video about mobility, vision, hearing
and communication impairment in outpatient settings

“Full of practical, meaty information, this program demystifies disability, 
emphasizes that ‘disability’ is not ‘illness.’ The central theme is that the 
outward manifestations of disability do not mean that there is a diminution 
of human capacity. . . Powerful and instructive . .”
Dr. Robert Master, Commonwealth Care Alliance, Boston.


Access to Medical Care: Adults with Physical Disabilities, a 22 minute video 
offers physicians, dentists, nurses, social service and support staff, an 
introduction to crucial issues that affect the quality of care for patients 
with disabilities.

Through compelling interviews with expert medical providers and a diverse 
group of people with mobility, vision, hearing and communication 
impairments, this video introduces and clarifies key concepts in treating 
adults with physical disabilities. Appropriate for out-patient clinical 
settings, the 22 minute video:

•     Explores the views and experiences of people with disabilities and 
providers in establishing rapport and effective communication,
•     Addresses cultural competence, access and communication issues which often 
arise in the clinic,
•     Identifies common myths and stereotypes which interfere with accurate 
assessment of patients,
•     Explains barriers which result in disparities in health care delivery, 
including physical/architectural, communication, attitudinal and 
social/economic policy,
•     Identifies the most common access and accommodation needs of adults with 
physical, sensory and communication disabilities, as required by the 
Americans with Disabilities Act, and explains feasible, cost-effective 
solutions,
•     Clarifies essential principles of quality care in treating people with 
disabilities,
•     Reinforces key learning points in bulleted graphics (available in printed 
handouts in the curriculum).

Treating Adults with Physical Disabilities, the accompanying training 
curriculum offers a case-based learning exercise and extensive in-depth 
reference materials. It provides essential knowledge for appropriate 
provision of care and compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act. 
The curriculum emphasizes access and communication as the fundamental 
components in addressing health care disparities for people with 
disabilities.

Price: $149 plus $3 shipping and handling. We pay the tax. Contact: Dr. 
Marsha Saxton, for more information, 510-251-4349. [log in to unmask] 
Some scholarships are available for individuals with disabilities and 
special circumstances. The purchase includes a phone consultation to help 
you create a workshop using the curriculum guide.

The curriculum was developed by the World Institute on Disability, Oakland, 
CA, www.wid.org,  in collaboration with Center for Health Care Strategies, 
Kaiser Foundation Multi-Media, California HealthCare Foundation.

Video, “Access to Medical Care: Adults with Physical Disabilities” plus free 
accompanying 30- page training guide, “Treating Adults with Physical 
Disabilities, Access and Communication.”

Price: $149 plus $3 Shipping and handling per copy.   Total 
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(We will pay tax.)

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World Institute on Disability
510 -16th Street, Suite 100
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Fax: 510-763-4109
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