The effect of the disaster by the great Hanshin earthquake on people with intellectual disability.

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Takahashi, A [et al.]

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: England : s.n., 1997Description: [4] pSubject(s):

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Subject: The vulnerability of people with intellectual disability when services are disrupted by a major earthquake is described. The value of an accessible register and multiple networks of support at the time of a major disaster in emphasised

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Reprinted from Journal of intellectual disability research; 1997; v. 41, no. 2; p. 193-196

The vulnerability of people with intellectual disability when services are disrupted by a major earthquake is described. The value of an accessible register and multiple networks of support at the time of a major disaster in emphasised

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