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Intellectual disability : social approaches./ David Race.

By: Race, DavidMaterial type: Text

TextPublication details: Maidenhead, Berks. : McGraw Hill/Open University Press., 2007Description: xvi, 272 p. ill. 23 cmISBN: 033522136X (pbk.) :Subject(s): JBNL: Disability: social aspectsDDC classification: 362.3 Summary: Based on a comparative study of services in seven countries, this book offers an international perspective on learning disability - one of the most common forms of disability in the UK. It is suitable for students intending to work with people with learning disabilities in health and social care services, as well as for qualified practitioners.

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Includes bibliography (p. 237-257) and index.

Based on a comparative study of services in seven countries, this book offers an international perspective on learning disability - one of the most common forms of disability in the UK. It is suitable for students intending to work with people with learning disabilities in health and social care services, as well as for qualified practitioners.

Tertiary Education (US: College).

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