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Disability Registry v1.0.0
Disability Registry v1.0.0
  • Disability Registry and SP-Systems Interface
    • Introduction
    • Assumptions
    • Exception Handling
    • DR with SP-MIS Standards
      • Process
        • PRS.DR.01 SP-System queries the DR to request potential beneficiaries for programme enrolment
          • Example 1: Registration in a Benefits Scheme for Persons with a Disability
          • Example 2 : Registration/Intake in a Benefits Scheme for Households with Members with a Disability
        • PRS.DR.02: SP-System queries the DR to confirm disability status of potential beneficiaries
          • Example 1: Eligibility Check in a Grants for Old Age Scheme Enrolment
          • Example 2: Eligibility Check for Enrolment for Personal Assistance Scheme
        • PRS.DR.03 SP system queries the DR to request information needed for analysis
          • Example 1: Analysis of Disability Coverage of Social Protection Schemes
      • Data
        • Data Objects
          • DO.DR.01 PersonwithDisability(PWD)
          • DO.DR.02 DisabilityDetails
          • DO.DR.03 DisabilitySupport
          • DO.DR.04 HumanAssistance
          • DO.DR.05 AssistiveTechnology
          • DO.DR.06 MedicalCare
          • DO.DR.07 HousingSupport
          • DO.DR.08 AnimalAssistance
          • DO.SR.03 Member
        • Code Directory
          • CD.DR.01 ImpairmentType/Functional LimitationType
          • CD.DR.02 ImpairmentLevel/Functional LimitationsLevel
          • CD.DR.03 HumanAssistanceType
          • CD.DR.04 SupportFrequency
          • CD.DR.05 SupportStatusEnum
          • CD.DR.06 AssistiveTechnologyEnum
          • CD.DR.07 DisabilityOnSet
          • CD.DR.08 ImpairmentCause/FunctionalLimitationCause
          • CD.DR.9 TransportRequirement
          • CD.DR.10 HousingType
          • CD.DR.11 MedicalCareEnum
          • CD.DR.12 HousingSupportEnum
          • CD.DR.13 AnimalAssitanceEnum
          • CD.DR.14 DisabilityStatus
          • CD.DR.15 DisabilityStatusLevel
        • Data Types and Formats
          • DF.COM.STRING.01 date_time (Optional)
          • DF.COM.STRING.02 phone_number (Optional)
          • DT.COM.02 string
          • DT.COM.03 integer
          • DF.COM.STRING.08 currency
          • DT.COM.04 decimal
          • DT.COM.05 array
      • API
        • Design Principles
        • Versioning
        • Methods
          • API.DR.01 ASY Search (Async approach)
          • API.DR.01 SYN Search (Sync approach)
          • API.DR.02 Event Subscription
          • API.DR.03 Event Notification
          • API.DR.04 SYN Status (Sync approach)
          • API.DR.05 SYN Get Disability details
          • API.DR.06 SYN Get Disability Status
          • API.DR.07 SYN Get Disability Support
    • Previous Versions
  • RESOURCES
    • Interoperability in Action #5
    • Standards Committee & Acknowledgments
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CD.DR.15 DisabilityStatusLevel

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The disability status level can be documented if the person has an approved disability.

In many countries, disability status is associated with levels or categories, which may provide access to different types of benefits packages. Those level are prescribed by the legislation or disability certification regulations. The status often relates to the level of difficulties or support required by an individual to perform the basic and instrumental activities of daily life and/or to participate in society more broadly. Those levels may or may not reflect the restrictions created by barriers in the environment that the PWD faces, depending on the way the disability assessment is done and the criteria related to disability certification. Also in some countries such levels or categories are attributed only to adults, not children.

The number of levels and categories vary, but are often 3 or 4. The levels/categories can be numerical or reflected in general a scale.

Numerical level
Scale level
Description

Level 1

High support needs (sometimes called very severe or profound)

Person requires continuous, intensive support for daily living activities.

Level 2

Severe

Person experiences significant limitations that limit independence, often needing extensive support.

Level 3

Moderate

Person experiences noticeable limitations that may require some accommodations or support occasionally or only for certain tasks.

Level 4

Mild

Person experiences minor limitations in performing tasks, which are generally manageable without special support.

The scale or level can also be expressed as a percentage (or range of percentages) generated by the disability assessment, for instance:

Less than 50%

50% to 80%

More than 80%

JSON-LD File on GitHub

Logoschemas/extensions/dr/v1/DisabilityStatusEnum.jsonld at main · spdci/schemasGitHub