Poor Treatment of People With Disabilities

People with disabilities There are many people with disabilities in the world. If I ask each of you, you will say that at least two or three people have some kind of obstacle. But if you really think about it, you probably know more. Some people are born with disabilities, and some will live in the future. I think that people with disabilities should be treated fairly. They just thought about my life. In addition to their obstacles, they are like us, and some people do not know this.

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People's health is greatly influenced by poverty, making people vulnerable to disease and insufficient access to treatment and care. People in the poor are more vulnerable to obstacles due to poor living conditions and are more vulnerable to mental and physical harm. Poverty can lead to disability, leading to secondary obstacles to people with disabilities, such as poor living conditions, health hazards to employment, malnutrition, lack of access to healthcare and education, and so on. The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that more than 500 million people from 7% to 10% of the world's population are preventable and treatable injuries. More than 80% of the population live in developing countries. (Www.healthlink.org.uk)

The report by Mencap (2007) showed that 6 patients with learning disabilities who received severe adult and mental health services received inadequate treatment. This bad treatment eventually led to the death of these people. This report can even say that there is institutional discrimination in the National Health Service (NHS), and for those with learning disabilities the health condition is worse than those without disabilities. One of the main problems raised by Mencap is the concept of diagnosing shadows. This ignores the signs and symptoms of health conditions, assuming that they are characteristic of people's learning disabilities.