Research
Dr Julie Barlow, Director, and Lesley Cullen, Researcher from the Centre for Psychosocial Research in Rheumatic Diseases, discuss research on parenting and ankylosing spondylitis.
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Practical information and peer support for disabled parents
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Research
Mary Wade, Lesley Cullen, Dr Nadine Foster and Professor Julie Barlow discuss research on play.
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Elizabeth Thompson, a deaf mother and grandmother with MS from Ohio, USA, describes her family life.
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A hospital in South West England has developed a remarkable V - inter-disciplinary initiative to provide better support for mothers with arthritic conditions. It provides an excellent model of good practice - demonstrating the advantages of improving...
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Carla DiRosa from Parma, Italy, describes her typical day. Interview and translation by Maria Uno.
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Elaine McEwan Carty, Tali A Conine and Lorraine Hall from the School of Nursing in Vancouver, Canada, discuss guidelines for supporting pregnant, disabled women.
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After an introduction from DPPI, here are two accounts of disabled women who have recently given birth in water and that of one of their midwives.
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