Lecturer in Health and Wellbeing in Society, De Montfort University
Maria Berghs is an anthropologist with a PhD in sociology and social policy. She works in the field of medical anthropology and sociology, specialising in disability studies. Her research interests include disability, global health (sickle cell), humanitarianism, ethics, gender and West Africa (Sierra Leone).
Individual support plans can ensure better working life for people with disabilities
Dec 03, 2019 03:25 am UTC| Insights & Views Life
In the United Kingdom, over 11 million people are living with a life-limiting condition, impairment or chronic illness. All of them are more likely than others to live in poverty, and face difficulties accessing education,...
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