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Carer
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Someone who looks after a sick or dependent person ‘…most research has focused on those caring for older people or for adults with disability and chronic illness. most studied are the carers of those who might otherwise have to stay in hospital for a long time’ [british medical journal]
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Disability, английский
- Нетрудоспособность
- Disabilidad
- Invalidez, minusvalía, discapacidad, incapacidad, inhabilidad
- Инвалидность, нетрудоспособность
- According to the americans with disabilities act, a legally specified incapacity or disqualification.
- A condition in which part of the body does not function in the usual way and makes some activities difficult or impossible. learning disability ‘…disability – any restriction or lack (resulting from an impairment) of ability to perform an activity in the manner or within the range considered normal for a human being’ [who]
- Инвалидность; недееспособность; нетрудоспособность disability-adjusted life years (daly)
- Инвалидность; недееспособность; нетрудоспособность
- Недееспособность
- Impairment, handicap
- Impairment, handicap a physical or mental condition that limits, but does not prevent, the performance of certain tasks (for example, a person who is blind or deaf)
- The inability to perform all or part of one’s occupational duties because of an accident or illness. this can be due to a sickness, injury or mental condition and does not necessarily have to have been caused by the job itself.
- `disability` has a special legal meaning under the equality act, which is broader than the usual way you might understand the word. the equality act says that you have a disability if you have an impairment that is either physical or mental and the impairment has a substantial, adverse and long term effect on your normal daily activities.
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Medical assistant, английский
- Someone who performs routine administrative and clinical tasks to help in the offices and clinics of doctors and other medical practitioners
- A royal navy medical rating, equivalent to the usn’s hospital corpsman. medical assistants serve on all types of ship in the surface and submarine fleet, or ashore in a sick bay, hospital, or other establishment. until shortly after world war ii, medical assistants were known as sick berth attendants, and earlier as loblolly boys. medical assistants who volunteer for service with the royal marines must pass the all arms commando course.
Health service manager, английский
Someone who is responsible for the provision of local health care, through the management of hospital, gp, and community health services
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