Scullion P
Centre for Social Justice, Coventry University, Walsgrave Hospital.
Nurs Stand. 1999;13(18):37-40. doi: 10.7748/ns1999.01.13.18.37.c2585.
This article explores disturbing evidence that health professionals sometimes discriminate against disabled people in their care. Definitions and models of disability are examined with underlying beliefs about what 'disability' is. The author highlights some good practice and suggests positive ways in which nurses can challenge discrimination on the grounds of disability.
本文探讨了令人不安的证据，即医疗保健专业人员在其护理工作中有时会歧视残疾人。文中审视了残疾的定义和模式，以及关于“残疾”本质的潜在信念。作者强调了一些良好做法，并提出了护士可以用以质疑基于残疾的歧视的积极方法。
