Healthcare and cultural life access for persons with disabilities during the pandemic: reflections of a researcher
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https://doi.org/10.23756/sp.v9i1.615Keywords:
health, cultural life, disabilities, inclusion.Abstract
The Covid-19 pandemic has put a strain on the health system, as well as
the social, economic, and cultural ones at the Global level.
After the pandemic, the risk is that the process of inclusion of persons with disabilities is grinding to a halt. But the chance is to find new ideas.
This paper will define a brief but significant framework of principles that should be taken into consideration in order to support strategies of inclusion of people with disabilities in the fields of health care and cultural life, especially through the research.
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