Low levels of competence among those who work with the intellectually disabled Just one in 10 employees who work with the intellectually disabled in Norway has trained as a social educator. This percentage has been at a near standstill since the early 1980s, according to a new report.
Risk for more convictions of the innocent Legal safeguards for persons with mental disabilities in Norway are too weak, according to a researcher. A counsel for victims thinks the Norwegian judicial system has learned little from the conviction of the innocent man, Fritz Moen.
Case grows for genetic connection to CP People who have relatives with cerebral palsy run a higher risk of having children with the same diagnosis. The closer the relative – the greater the risk.
Egocentric mapping collaboration Internet, GPS and maps on cell phones make it easy for wheelchair users to share information about the best routes from A to B, but users might have a tendency to keep the information to themselves.
Heavy use of addictive drugs among disabled People receiving disability benefits in Norway use a lot of habit-forming sleeping pills and sedatives and continue using them over a long time.