To be different

P. Compaan

doi:10.4102/sajp.v37i4.935

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To be different

P. Compaan

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P. Compaan,, South Africa

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Society (including health professionals) ascribes inferiority to the disabled in interaction, be it consciously or unconsciously, thus further complicating a difficult new situation, physically and psychologically. Examples are cited. A plea is made for more emphasis on psychosocial rehabilitation early on.

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