I think this report from Statistic's Canada framing the dynamics of disability is a pivotal foundation in our efforts to: frame planning, understand and approach how we ensure continuity of care and transitions with systems, care planning.
...“Continuous” is the conventional definition of disability, and is the most commonly considered definition in government social assistance programs, but the report shows that three in five people with disabilities don’t fit that conventional view. Mental health disorders, for instance, may be episodic in nature and wouldn’t fall into the traditional “continuous” definition, but could often be considered progressive, recurrent or fluctuating. ...
Thanks to CMHA Ontario for advancing this.
http://ontario.cmha.ca/news/st...ics-of-disabilities/
