We have now reached the end of Week 2. By now you should have a clearer understanding of the links between health, wellbeing and disability in international development. We now …
Following the case studies looking at longer term health conditions and disability, Dorothy Boggs (LSHTM) explores the broader links among health, disability and poverty and presents the ‘Disability spiral.’ In …
In this Step, Professor Hannah Kuper (LSHTM) summarises the links among health and disability through a case study of people with disabilities and malnutrition. In this video, she presents an …
Noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) are a group of conditions characterized by the fact that they cannot be transmitted from person to person. In this step Antony Duttine from LSHTM and Pan …
In this case study, Dr. Esmael Habtamu, a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the International Centre for Eye Health at LSHTM, introduces the long term health and rehabilitation needs of people …
Our final activity this week introduces links among longer term health conditions and disability. This HIV and disability case study is presented by Muriel Mac-Seing, a member of IDDC’s HIV …
Through the case studies in the previous steps, we focused on how people with disabilities might have difficulties accessing different health services, such as sexual reproductive health services or mental …
In this case study, Dr. Julian Eaton, from the Centre for Global Mental Health at LSHTM, and CBM International, discusses mental health. He provides an overview of the field of …
Our next activity introduces why people with disabilities might experience difficulty in accessing health services. In our first case study, an overview of sexual reproductive health and disability is provided …
In this step, ICED Researcher and WaterAid staff member Jane Wilbur provides a case study of the relationship between disability, and Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (commonly known as “WASH”). In …
In the first of our case studies looking at health and wellbeing challenges for people with disabilities from different perspectives, Morgon Banks (LSHTM) presents data and case studies of violence …
In this first step of our second activity this week, Myroslava Tatayrn (Lead educator) provides an overview of the links between disability and health. She will describe why people with …
We’ve now begun to think about health and wellbeing, and what this means in the context of disability. Now, let’s return to our three fictional case studies – Santhi, Maria …
In this article, Dr. Sarah Wallace (LSHTM) introduces the World Health Organisation’s definition of health and wellbeing, and describes what this means in the context of disability. Defining Health The …
In this step, listen to people with disabilities from around the world sharing their personal perspectives about what health and wellbeing mean to them. Deus, Brandon, Rida, Richard, Benedict, Emma …