141st APHA Annual Meeting

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How we conceptualize and measure disability

Tuesday, November 5, 2013: 12:30 PM - 1:30 PM

Poster

Board 1

Understanding the disabled self and the effects of reform: How do aging adults with disabilities conceptualize their disability and measure the effects of programs and policies on that conceptualization?
Jennifer N. Howard, MPP, MSW

Board 2

Contradictions between disability theory and disability policy and programs
Rene Jahiel, MD, PhD

Board 3

Conceptual consensus: The good, the (Potentially) not so good and the still to be determined
Diane Brandt, PT, MS, PhD

Board 4

An application of the behavior conditioning model to the case study of a residential facility for individuals with developmental disabilities
Dana Hart, PhD, Gail Young, PhD, Mary Wilhelm-Chapin, MS and Cheryl Sandford, PhD

Board 5

Impact of the independent living philosophy and the recovery model on health care
Theodore Chelmow, Ph.D. LMHC, Dennis Heaphy, MEd, MPH and Monika Mitra, PhD

Board 6

Examining disabling environmental health conditions: An adapted international classification of functioning, disability and health (ICF) model
Brandi White, MPH and Charles Ellis, PhD, CCC-SLP

Board 7

Intersection of race, ethnicity and disability: The merits of a fully inclusive and informed public health discourse
Florette Willis, B.A., Derrick Dominique, B.A., MBA, Monika Mitra, PhD, Dennis Heaphy, MEd, MPH and Theodore Chelmow, Ph.D. LMHC

Board 8

Cognitive limitations at nine months of age: The role of cumulative sociodemographic risk and adverse birth outcomes among infants living in the United States
Erika Rose Cheng, MPA and Whitney P. Witt, PhD, MPH

Board 9

What a difference a ratification makes: The UN convention on the rights of persons with disabilities and its political and policy impact
Ursula Naue

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