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• W2255709669 abstract "EVERY disability that could have been prevented or is not receiving, care means a personal and a community loss. The growing number of persons with disabilities resulting from chronic diseases, injuries, communicable diseases, congenital anomalies, and mental illnesseis increasingly concerns the Bureau of State Services, Public Heialth Service. The Bureau's concern is warranted by the 1960 National Health Survey, which showed that the activities olf more than 19 million persons were restricted because of chronic diseases, that physical impairments affected the mobility of 5 million persons, and that chronic diseases which could limit activities affected 74 million persons. These figures do not include the persons that were institationalized because, of chronic diseases or disabilities. The following definitions were provided by the Bureau to guide its divisions Accident Prevention, Chronic Diseases, Community Health, Dental Health, Hospital and Medical Facilities, Medical Ca,re Administration, and Nursing, as well as the Tuberculosis Control Program of the Communicable Dislease Cienter-in reporting oin current activities of proj ects in all phases of the rehabilitation of affected persons, such as the preventioln of disability and maintenance and restoration of function. Disability. Loss or reduction of a person's capacity to cope effectively with the demands of his environment as a result of disease, illness, or injury, including birth trauma. Medical rehabilitation at the patient level. The clinical management of the problems associated with disability, with the objectives of retaining or improiving physical, socioeconomic, and psychological functioning. Medical rehabilitation is an integral part oif total medical care, and there are elements of medical rehabilitation tha:t are 'appropriate to a number of different health disciplines. Medical rehabilitation program1ing at the national level. A function concerned with factors such as professional and community education and management studies that affect delivery of appropria:te health services designed to prevent or to reduce disability and to preserve or to restore function in persons with a current or impending disability. A candidate for mredical rehabilitation. A person who, as a result of disease or injury, has a current or impending limitation of function in some area of living. The following resume of activities of the Bureau's divisions shows an increasing recognition of medical rehabilitation as an integral component of total medical care. It reflects the concept that a medical rehabilitation program should include preventive services as well as services to help each person with an impairment or disability to attain and maintain his maximum level of functioning regardless olf age or potential for employment." @default.
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