II. Social Attitude Toward the Disabled

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Preface VII
3. Contents XI
4. Tables XIII
5. Part I. General Considerations
6. I. Introduction 3
7. II. Social Attitude Toward the Disabled 13
8. III. The Problem of the Disabled 32
9. Part II. The Child Cripple
10. IV. General Considerations Concerning the Child Cripple 51
11. V. How Are the Needs of the Crippled Child Met? 56
12. VI. Foreign Legislation for Crippled Children 67
13. Part III. The Industrially Disabled
14. VII. General Considerations Concerning the Industrially Disabled 77
15. VIII. How The Needs of the Industrially Disabled are Met 94
16. IX. Legislative Measures for the Industrially Disabled 103
17. X. Foreign Legislation for the Industrially Disabled 134
18. Part IV. The War-Disabled
19. XI. General Considerations Concerning the War-Disabled 145
20. XII. How the Needs of the War-Disabled Were Met 152
21. XIII. Legislative Measures for the War-Disabled: Pensions 157
22. XIV. Medical and Hospital Care for the War-Disabled 173
23. XV. Vocational Training for the War-Disabled 177
24. XVI. Employment Schemes for the War-Disabled 188
25. Part V. The Chronically Disabled
26. XVII. General Considerations Concerning the Chronically Disabled 199
27. XVIII. The Needs of the Chronically Disabled 206
28. XIX. How Are the Needs of the Chronically Disabled Met? 217
29. Part VI. Those Disabled by Defects of Special Senses
30. XX. Blind, Deaf, Deaf-Mutes 239
31. XXI. Needs of the Blind 243
32. XXII. Those With Low Vision, Hearing or Speech Defects 248
33. Part VII. Summary
34. XXIII. Summary 255
35. Appendices 267
36. I. Compensation Provisions for Second Major Injuries in Those States not Having Second-Injury Funds 269
37. II. Summary of Vocational Rehabilitation Legislation by States 278
38. III. Legislation for the Blind 295
39. Bibliography 305
40. Index 325