What is another disability?

Another disability (OHI) is a health condition that has an adverse impact on the child's ability to learn at school. If the child falls into the category marked as OHI, then it is eligible to obtain specific services of regional organizations or schools during their education. Disorder of attention hyperactivity (ADHD) is a subcategory of other health disorders that are widely recognized, but cardiac conditions, epilepsy and diabetes are also conditions that may require children in schools. Chronic or acute problems, such as Tourette Syndrome and Leukemia, fall into this category, and most of the problems that affect how the child behaves in the educational environment.

Many different conditions and disabilities are considered to be a different disability. The general way of categorizing health sanctions is that it must affect how the child learns and has a limiting factor in their vigilance or physical strength. Local and regional services may include programs for young children or batsOlata, for example, where timely intervention can be later help. In addition, children until the beginning of the 20th years can receive services to meet their needs in the school environment.

There are certain conditions that do not necessarily fall into the category of other disability by the regional body. These problems, including bipolar disorders or other neurological disorders, may vary in their degree of severity or to be impaired by other problems. The child's abilities are first completed to determine whether any educational assistance is required.

Once the child is classified as other disabilities, various measures can be taken to solve his problem at school. These may be to have a serving at school and adapt the time of the necessary or even hospitalization. Some organizations provide assistance with the provision of medical care at home, but the services may include servicesVat help with the provision of drugs for children and taking measures to manage chronic diseases. Local agencies can also educate others in providing the skills needed for carers in the school environment.

Many different organizations offer services in accordance with the Act on Regional Disability to support persons with other disabilities. Some provide assistance for certain health conditions, while others even inform children about school tasks if hospitalization is necessary. Children with other disabilities are therefore treated on the basis of individual needs and can learn the best way.