GHzzY Elderly Safety Cap - Head Protection Headgear for Elderly & Disabled - Anti-Collision & Anti-Fall Helmet to Prevent Accidental Falls in the Elderly

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Carers similarly stated that better financial support for carers would significantly improve their lives. This included making processes for accessing financial support easier.

of the general public ‘agree’ or ‘strongly agree’ that they would feel confident formally reporting unfair behaviour towards a disabled person to the police or local authorities (Q105d), while 88% ‘agree’ or ‘strongly agree’ that they would feel confident formally reporting unfair behaviour towards a disabled person to their manager at work (Q105e). Changing perceptions Disabled people Themes identified through manual coding and topic modelling were cross-referenced. Although these analyses were conducted independently, a high degree of similarity was found between the 2 approaches. The union of themes identified through manual coding and topic modelling was reported, with representative quotes related to each topic provided.The survey remained open until 23 April 2021 and received a total of 16,651 responses. All responses received up to this date were used to inform the delivery of the National Disability Strategy. Of members of the general public who work with other people, 65% work with at least one person who they know is a disabled person (Q100). Respondents (excluding those stating they do not work with other people) reported that barriers such as accessible transport or access to public buildings (51%) or negative attitudes towards disabled people (39%) are the main reasons that they believe there are not many disabled people in their workplace (Q101). All respondents of carers who had accessed benefits and pension services on behalf of the person for whom they care had experienced at least some difficulties (Q77c). Qualitative data analysis software was employed to aid in an evaluation of data. As the focus of the research was on the lived experience of disabled people, the initial coding of data began with those who responded to the survey as disabled people. This was followed by coding of answers from those who responded to the survey as carers, and those responding to the survey as members of the general public.

It is used within the Pose data tag to specify the position of the body. It takes 3 values and each value can be between 0 and 360 (in degrees). The first value is the rotation around the x-axis, the second value is the rotation around the y-axis and the third value is the rotation around the z-axis. The pose for the armor stand which can be up to 6 data tags: Head, Body, LeftArm, RightArm, LeftLeg and RightLeg. (See below for explanation) This was raised by many disabled people, and a moderate number of carers and members of the general public. Many members of the general public reported that their mental health had been affected by the pandemic, and similarly to carers, raised concerns about the adequacy of support services in light of the mental health issues arising from the pandemic. Disruption to medical appointmentsof disabled people, 6% of carers, and 9% of general public respondents ‘agree’ or ‘strongly agree’ that in general, the government provides a good level of support to disabled people (Q110e). I am not suggesting that everyone should wear a helmet, but rather that they should be comfortable using anything they like and need to. Disabled people reported that concerns about other people’s views have stopped them from seeking education (38%; Q50a), relaxing (71%; Q50b), or from going outside (62%; Q50c) at least ‘some of the time’. Carers

of disabled people who are employed ‘agree’ or ‘strongly agree’ that their promotion opportunities are the same as their colleagues (Q49a). 48% ‘agree’ or ‘strongly agree’ that their employer is flexible and makes sufficient reasonable adjustments for disabled people (Q49b). Carers This was raised by many disabled people, a moderate number of carers, but was raised less frequently by members of the general public. of disabled respondents had a degree or equivalent qualification, while 5% had no qualifications (Q10). Due to the large number of free text responses received, a combined approach of manual coding and topic modelling was implemented to analyse responses. Manual coding

I should explain that for me the term ‘retard’ does not relate to people with learning difficulties, but how I have been seen and portrayed all my life – ‘retarded’.