Finally, information about health and disability should be developed in a variety of formats that are appropriate for people with disabilities. These materials could then be displayed in clinic waiting areas and other locations that serve this population. The health care concerns of women with disabilities may be overlooked by providers who see only the disability and not the woman. It is time for the health care community to look beyond each individual's disabilities and address the broader issues of health and wellness for all women, including women with disabilities. U.S. Bureau of the Census.
Current population reports.
Title 42, U.S.C. 12101 et seq. Nosek MA, Rintala DH, Young ME, et al. National study of women with physical disabilities. Essays in psychology, culture, and politics. Temple University Press, 1988. 5.