The social model of disability describes how barriers in society can cause or increase disability. Here are examples of how this can occur.

Comparing Measures Of Functional Difficulty With Self-Identified Disability: Implications For Health Policy Jean P. Hall, Noelle K. Kurth, Catherine Ipsen, Andrew Myers, and Kelsey Goddard ...

The way many people view disability forces those living with it to work within the limitations of a world not designed for them. Could a shift in mindset help move the dial on inclusion?

Views of Disability: Seeing the World through Another's Eyes Sometimes disability isn't in the person, it's in the situation. Posted November 25, 2011 ...

It was a wide-ranging discussion about artificial intelligence and disability. Hendren kicked us off by exploring the distinction between the medical and social models of disability: ...

This is an opportune time for doctors and other health care professionals to blend their extensive training in the medical [red] model with a newer relatively speaking, more environment-driven social ...

Ableist attitudes among healthcare providers can hinder quality care for disabled people. Learn how promoting a social model of disability can help.

The social model emphasizes social structures that impede mobility, relationships and flourishing in contrast with the medical model of disability, which highlights individual deficits.

That Ms Badenoch, who was in fact the Minister of State for Women and Equalities, does not understand the basic premise of the Equality Act is alarming, to say the least.