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这坡度修的是想让坐轮椅的用脚蹬上去？

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这坡度修的是想让坐轮椅的用脚蹬上去？_哔哩哔哩_bilibili

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The homepage of a disability YouTuber who always share her life with her audience.

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轮椅不让进、被劝用纸尿裤？轮椅女生出行到底有多难！年度黑榜大盘点_哔哩哔哩_bilibili

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轮椅不让进、被劝用纸尿裤？轮椅女生出行到底有多难！年度黑榜大盘点

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坐着轮椅乘地铁，我到底经历了什么？

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坐着轮椅乘地铁，我到底经历了什么？_哔哩哔哩_bilibili

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专为轮椅人设计的无障碍客房长什么样？

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专为轮椅人设计的无障碍客房长什么样？_哔哩哔哩_bilibili

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本期介绍了金茂凯悦酒店的无障碍房、宠物房。一起来跟我感受下出游的快乐

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Disability as Inequality: Social Disparities, Health Disparities, and Participation in Daily Activities

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Abstract. Individuals with disabilities experience lower education levels, lower employment rates, fewer household resources, and poorer health than people with

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The inequalities that disability people are facing

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The inequalities that disability people are facing

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https://www.douban.com/gallery/topic/115676/

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豆瓣话题 - 因为残障人士这个身份，你受到过哪些不公正的待遇？

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根据“因为女性这个身份，你受到过哪些不公正的待遇？”这个话题，我想残障人士体会的应该更多吧，这就是我创建这个话题的原因

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A discussion of why we rarely see disability people in our daily life

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A discussion of why we rarely see disability people in our daily life

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https://www.douban.com/group/topic/222577572/?_i=1790123izTsw0k

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为什么生活中很少见到残障人士？

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公共设施建设不齐全，轮椅、盲人出行有一个环节跟不上就不是"无障碍"。并非所有公交车都有上车台阶变坡道的设计，就是公交车司机看到站台有坐轮椅的人就在停车后按一下按钮；也不是所有公交车都在后门附近有轮椅、婴儿车停放空位；通往地铁无障碍电梯的路可能没有坡道只有台阶，没有直达电梯的地铁站要用楼梯旁的辅助设施帮助轮椅下楼，需要通知地铁站工作人员来操作，利用率很低。另外导盲犬其实在我看来是费力费时效率低...

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Health inequalities are avoidable and unfair differences in health status between groups of people or communities. In 2014 to 2016, the level of inequality, or gap, in life expectancy between the most and least deprived areas of England was 9.3 years for males and 7.3 years for females.

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There is ample evidence that social factors, including education, employment status, income level, gender and ethnicity have a marked influence on how healthy a person is. In all countries – whether low-, middle- or high-income – there are wide disparities in the health status of different social groups. The lower an individual’s socio-economic position, the higher their risk of poor health.

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National actions

Nationally, the focus should be on implementing the measures which are most likely to be effective in reducing health inequalities. This means trying to discontinue or modify measures which have been shown to widen, or potentially widen, inequalities.

There is also an important role for national agencies, including public and third sector organisations, to support local delivery through advocacy and evidence building.

We examined what does, and does not, work to reduce health inequalities for the Ministerial Task Force on Health Inequalities in 2012. Our Health Inequalities Policy Review shows that tackling health inequalities requires a combination of action to

undo the fundamental causes

prevent the harmful wider environmental influences

mitigate (make less harmful) the negative impact on individuals.

You can find out more about this in our health inequalities policy review which was written to provide evidence to the 2013 Scottish Ministerial Task Force on Health Inequalities. It reviews the current policy and the evidence about what works to address health inequalities.

Local actions

Locally, public resources need to be allocated according to need so that they do not make inequalities worse, and may make a contribution towards their reduction. Providing universal services with added intensive support for vulnerable groups (known as proportionate universalism) is effective at reaching all of those that need them by ensuring that there are fewer or no barriers in terms of

However, some people continue to experience barriers to accessing services, including

These include people from minority ethnic or LBGTI (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender or Intersex) population groups or people living with poverty, disability or mental health problems. Additional efforts are also required to ensure equality of access to services for those living furthest from service provision.

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Nationally, the focus should be on implementing the measures which are most likely to be effective in reducing health inequalities. This means trying to discontinue or modify measures which have been shown to widen, or potentially widen, inequalities. There is also an important role for national agencies, including public and third sector organisations, to support local delivery through advocacy and evidence building.