Titlebook: Disability and Vocational Rehabilitation in Rural Settings; Challenges to Servic Debra A. Harley,Noel A. Ysasi,Allison R. Fleming Textbook

nullify

Hypothesen: Nur eine Pr?zisierung der Fragetereotypes, and disincentives of fringe benefits for workers. Employment growth lags behind metropolitan areas. To understand and address the unique challenges and opportunities?faced by people with disabilities living in rural communities requires an awareness of what drives economic development an

不可侵犯

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-62302-2mployment rates, and level of educational attainment, as well as type of disability, impact further the rate of poverty among persons with disabilities in rural areas. Overwhelmingly, the unique circumstances in rural communities tend to hinder opportunities to improve income and decrease poverty. T

極為憤怒

預(yù)知

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-62302-2for service delivery. Both the use and application of technology are available in metro and nonmetro areas; however, a distinguishing feature is the extent to which residents are utilizing and benefiting from it. In this chapter, the influencing role of technology is examined and means of how it can

老巫婆

走路左晃右晃

R und R Commander: Eine kurze EinführungThis chapter focuses on ethical principles and frameworks and Code of Ethics for professionals to understand when addressing challenges of residents in rural communities and ethical dilemmas created by relationship dynamics in rural and small town communities.

LAST

CULP

Sarantis Tachtsoglou,Johannes K?nigsabilities. Of those living in rural areas, multiple barriers exist across various domains, including transportation, access to healthcare, education and training, employment, and community reintegration. The structural, political, and social factors that contribute to inequality experienced by vete

過(guò)去分詞

Sarantis Tachtsoglou,Johannes K?nigs broadly, we acknowledge that these groups have distinct histories, cultural contexts, and sociopolitical transitions. The intent of this chapter is to explore VR service responsiveness to persons with disabilities from historically marginalized groups in rural, frontier, and territory (RFT) settin

煩人