Motor impairment

Motor impairment covers all disorders that may result in partial or total impairment of motor skills, particularly of the upper and/or lower limbs (difficulty in moving, maintaining or changing position, picking up or handling objects, performing certain gestures).
It is estimated that more than one billion people live with some form of disability, representing about 15% of the world's population (based on 2010 population estimates). The World Health Survey estimates that 110 million people (2.2%) have very severe functional difficulties, while estimates of the global burden of diseasé speak of 190 million people (3.8%) with "severe impairment"
What are the barriers that contribute to disability? Inadequate policies and standards, negative attitudes, Inadequate services: problems in service delivery, inadequate funding, lack of accessibilitý lack of consultation and participation.
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