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DISABILITY IN AMERICA -- Copyright -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Contents -- Executive Summary -- TOWARD A COMPREHENSIVE APPROACH TO DISABILITY PREVENTION -- A Model of Disability -- Risk Factors -- Quality of Life -- The Disabling Process -- Developmental Disabilities -- Injury-Related Disabilities -- Disabilities Associated with Chronic Disease and Aging -- Secondary Conditions Associated with Disability -- RECOMMENDATIONS -- Organization and Coordination -- Leadership of the National Disability Prevention Program -- Advisory Committee -- Interagency Coordination and Periodic Review -- Surveillance -- Conceptual Framework -- A National Disability Surveillance System -- Research -- Coordinated Research Program -- Longitudinal Studies -- Relationship of Socioeconomic Status -- Interventions -- Access to Care and Preventive Services -- Accessible, Affordable Quality Care -- Access to Vocational Services -- Professional and Public Education -- Education of Professionals -- Education of Persons with Disabilities and Their Families, Personal Attendants, and Advocates -- 1 Introduction -- DISABILITY: DEFINITION AND CONCEPT -- PUBLIC HEALTH AND DISABILITY PREVENTION -- A Life Course Perspective -- SCOPE AND ORGANIZATION OF THE REPORT -- 2 Magnitude and Dimensions of Disability in the United States -- DATA SOURCES -- The National Health Interview Survey (NHIS) -- The ICD Survey of Disabled Americans -- Survey of Income and Program Participation (SIPP) -- National Long-Term Care Surveys (NLTCS) -- Supplement on Aging (SOA) and Longitudinal Study of Aging (LSOA) -- PREVALENCE OF DISABILITY -- NHIS Activity Limitation Data -- Other Perspectives -- TRENDS IN THE PREVALENCE OF DISABILITY -- CONDITIONS LEADING TO DISABILITY -- LIFE TABLE PERSPECTIVE -- ECONOMIC COST OF DISABILITY -- CONCLUSION -- 3 A Model for Disability and Disability Prevention.