Changes in level up to 1/4 inch (6.4 mm) may be vertical and without edge treatment [see Figure 11B-5E(c)]....
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2010 ADA Definition
Disparate Treatment: From the Appendix to 29 CFR Part 1630: Disparate treatment means, with respect to title I of the ADA, that an individual was treated differently on the basis of his or her disability. For example, disparate treatment has occurred where an employer excludes an employee with a severe facial disfigurement from staff meetings because the employer does not like to look at the employee. The individual is being treated differently because of the employer's attitude towards his or her perceived disability. Disparate treatment has also occurred where an employer has a policy of not hiring individuals with AIDS regardless of the individuals' qualifications.
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Program requirements. (Section-by-Section Analysis)
nondiscrimination and program access obligations by adequately addressing the needs of prisoners with disabilities, which include, but are not limited to, proper medication and medical treatment...
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Substitute cells. (Section-by-Section Analysis)
An inmate, for example, who needs education, substance abuse treatment, and sex offender counseling may be transferred between facilities in order to meet his needs....
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§1607.17 Policy statement on affirmative action (see section 13B).
When substantial disparities are found through such analyses, each element of the overall selection process should be examined to determine which elements operate to exclude persons on the...
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AgrAbility - Arthritis Foundation, Indiana Chapter
employment in production agriculture or a related occupation, access to appropriate assistive technology needed for work and daily living activities, evidence-based information related to the treatment...
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Appendix A: Pedestrians with Visual Impairments
The progression of glaucoma can be slowed or stopped with medical treatment, but vision loss prior to treatment cannot be repaired.23About 2.2 million people age 40 and older have glaucoma...
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Section 35.160 Communications. (Section-by-Section Analysis)
Effective communication with companions is particularly critical in health care settings where miscommunication may lead to misdiagnosis and improper or delayed medical treatment....
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17 Inch Low Height
Delayed diagnosis and treatment translates into higher HEALTH CARE costs due to the need for more extensive and expensive treatment....
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Public Postsecondary Schools
states clearly that the information is being requested on a voluntary basis, that it will be kept confidential, that refusal to provide it will not subject the applicant to any adverse treatment...
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Information That May Be Requested in Post-Offer Examinations or Inquiries
a medical examination reveals an impairment that would require the individual's frequent lengthy absence from work for medical treatment, and the job requires daily availability for the...
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Communicating with Customers
However, if the visit’s purpose is to discuss cancer treatment options, effective communication would likely require a sign language or oral interpreter because of the nature, length, and...
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Section 36.406(c) Places of Lodging (Section-by-Section Analysis)
This section proposes to address the treatment of these hotel-like facilities that have attributes of both residential dwellings and transient lodging facilities. ...
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Service Animals
., compromise a sterile environment such as a burn treatment unit) or would fundamentally alter the nature of a public entity’s services (e.g., allowing a service animal into areas of a...
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About this Study
This series included seven surface treatments, and a control surface, installed in a series of outdoor test beds in Madison WI to gather field experience on long-term performance and durability...
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Totally ADD
We cover topics such as: symptoms, steps for getting a proper diagnosis, associated conditions, treatment approaches, when and how medication is used, and tips for managing everyday life...
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IV. ACCESSIBLE MEDICAL EQUIPMENT
For purposes of this Agreement, in order to be deemed accessible, any piece of medical equipment to which patients must transfer for examination or treatment purposes, including, but not...
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V. REMEDIAL ACTIONS
due process; Intake; Orientation; Classification; Medical care and health programs and services, including physicals, medical screenings and treatment...
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Section 1630.2(j)(4) Condition, Manner, or Duration
Such “non-ameliorative effects” could include negative side effects of medicine, burdens associated with following a particular treatment regimen, and complications that arise from surgery...
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Guidelines for Requirement 2
The basic components of public and common use areas covered by the Guidelines include, for example: accessible route(s); protruding objects; ground and floor surface treatments; parking...
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Section 1630.14(a) Pre-employment Inquiry
The employer is also prohibited from asking how often the individual will require leave for treatment or use leave as a result of incapacitation because of the disability....
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(2) Transfer Surface Location for Diagnostic Equipment Used in the Seated Position
disability rights organization representing 37,000 members, explained that it asked its members “and others with disabilities about the barriers they encounter when seeking medical care and treatment...
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I. The Disabilities Convention and U.S. Disability Rights Law
It upholds freedom of expression, access to information, the ability to live independently in one’s own community, and freedom from torture and other cruel, inhuman, or degrading treatment...
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D. Department of Justice Activities Related to Health Care Providers and Medical Equipment
., medical examination and treatment tables and chairs, scales, radiological diagnostic equipment, lifts, infusion pumps, rehabilitation equipment, hospital beds and gurneys, ancillary equipment...
