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I already have a job: Energy Limiting Chronic Illness (ELCI), social Inclusion, employment & Social Security
Centre for Welfare Reform report: I already have a job: Energy Limiting Chronic Illness (ELCI), Social Inclusion, Employment and Social Security. By Catherine Hale, Stef Benstead, Dr Kate Hardy and Dr Jo Ingold, April 2021 This report presents the … Continue reading
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Tagged Catherine Hale, Centre for Welfare Reform, disability, disability employment, Dr Jo Ingold, Dr Kate Hardy, ELCI, energy impairment, Energy Limiting Chronic Illness, Stef Benstead, Welfare reform
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Project offers new bridge between chronic illness community & disability movement
Disability News service blog post by John Pring,2018: Project offers new bridge between chronic illness community and disability movement A disabled researcher has suggested a way to bring the hundreds of thousands of people with chronic illness under the umbrella … Continue reading
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Tagged Catherine Hale, Centre for Welfare Reform, Chronic Illness Inclusion Project, disability, Disability news service, disabled people, John Pring, social model
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Call for retraction of PACE publication
The Centre for Welfare Reform blog post, 13 March 2017: Call for retraction of PACE publication An open letter to the editors of the journal Psychological Medicine, calling for the retraction of the 2013 article “Recovery from chronic fatigue syndrome … Continue reading
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Tagged Centre for Welfare Reform, PACE trial
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How does it feel to be assessed?
How does it feel to be assessed? a paper from the Centre for welfare reform, by Chris Akers, November 2016 There is insufficient attention given to the price people pay for having to go through assessments of need within the modern welfare … Continue reading
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Tagged Benefits assessments, Centre for Welfare Reform, Chris Akers, Personal Independence Payment, PIP
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Misleading medical research underpins disability cuts
Centre for Welfare Reform report, by George Faulkner, 14 April 2016: In the Expectation of Recovery: misleading medical research and welfare reform Description / abstract: The attack by the UK Government on disability benefits has only just started to receive mainstream … Continue reading
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Tagged Benefits, biopsychosocial model, Centre for Welfare Reform, Department of Work and Pensions, disability, DWP, FOI, Freedom of Information request, George Faulkner, Lancet, PACE trial, Welfare reform
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