Nonetheless there were a few firms that were very interested and knowledgeable about the problem; and had actually done some things to accommodate assisted transfers....
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FEMA Guidance on Planning for Integration of Functional Needs Support Services in General Population Shelters
This document provides guidance to assist emergency managers and shelter planners in understanding the requirements related to sheltering children and adults with functional support needs...
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Grab bar protocol
transfer....
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State of Texas Functional Needs Support Services Tool Kit
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, more than 54 million Americans, about one-fifth of the U.S. population, have a disability. As such, resource gaps have historically existed in...
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Supporting Students with Hearing Impairments: Tools, Technology and Key Resources
Introduction Students with hearing disabilities face unique challenges inside the classroom. Many common learning modes that people take for granted — lectures, discussion groups...
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Common Use or Public Use System Interface: ADA Standard Section 708.4.1
The common use or public use system interface shall include the capability of supporting voice and TTY communication with the residential dwelling unit interface....
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11B-708.4.1 Common use or public use system interface
The common use or public use system interface shall include the capability of supporting voice and TTY communication with the residential dwelling unit interface....
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Feature 6 - Restrooms
An accessible stall has a door wide enough to enter; floor space for a wheelchair user to roll up to the toilet; grab bars on the back and side wall nearest the toilet to support the person...
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5. Exception from the Requirements of M302 for Weight Scales with Integral Seats
surfaces and supports....
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Height
The maximum height in ADAAG was used because there was no other objective information available upon which to base a decision on effective height for assisted transfers....
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Protocol A Heights Obtained
The transfer heights obtained in protocol A for both sample groups can be seen in tables E4 and E5. Table E4....
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A MINIMUM HIGHEST POINT STANDARD OF 19 INCHES IS CONSISTENT WITH EXISTING ACCESSIBILITY STANDARDS
In transfer-type and alternate roll-in-type showers, the seat shall extend along the seat wall to a point within 3 inches (75 mm) of the compartment entry....
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Measures and Procedures
Subjects were asked to exercise sound judgment in performing the transfers and to only do transfers they felt comfortable and safe doing. ...
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Walk Through Procedures
This time can be used, for example, to practice evacuation techniques, methods of transferring in and out of evacuation devices, carrying techniques, use of evacuation devices, and use of...
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Residential Dwelling Unit Interface: ADA Standard Section 708.4.2
The residential dwelling unit system interface shall include a telephone jack capable of supporting voice and TTY communication with the common use or public use system interface....
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11B-708.4.2 Residential dwelling unit interface
The residential dwelling unit system interface shall include a telephone jack capable of supporting voice and TTY communication with the common use or public use system interface....
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Executive Summary
Performing the task of transferring oneself from one surface to another is highly essential for wheeled mobility device users in order to accomplish everyday activities such as going to...
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Expert Advice of Medical Practitioners
She stated that a 14 inch high transfer surface on tables and chairs would be ideal to facilitate the safest transfers, noting that 17 inches can be too high for some people. Ms....
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Relationship Between Primary and Secondary PSAPs
Primary PSAPs (9-1-1 answering points) often transfer calls to secondary PSAPs (such as fire or emergency medical services) if they do not dispatch those services directly from the primary...
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4. Perspectives of Equipment Types
This means a patient table labeled to support a 500 lb patient must actually be designed and tested at up to 4000 lbs....
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Spout Location: ADA Standard Section 602.5
Section 602.5 covers the current ADA Standards for the spout location of drinking fountains.
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11B-602.5 Spout location
The spout shall be located 15 inches (381 mm) minimum from the vertical support and 5 inches (127 mm) maximum from the front edge of the unit, including bumpers....
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Lateral grab bar use
(e.g. transferring higher may require usage while transferring lower may not). ...
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Data Analysis
transfer protocols D and E....
