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habilitation
[həbil′itā′shən]
the process of supplying a person with the means to develop maximum independence in activities of daily living through training or treatment.
habilitation [hah-bil″ĭ-ta´shun]
the assisting of a child with achieving developmental skills when impairments have caused delaying or blocking of initial acquisition of the skills. Habilitation can include cognitive, social, fine motor, gross motor, or other skills that contribute to mobility, communication, and performance of activities of daily living and enhance quality of life.
habilitation,
n See rehabilitation.
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The high incidence of hearing loss shared by Jordanians and Israelis was the basis of a project to provide audiology tests for infants, which to date has screened and habilitated more than 145,000 infants.
Building peace through health in the ME by Daily News Egypt (Egypt)
The high incidence of hearing loss shared by Jordanians and Israelis was the basis of a project to provide audiology tests for infants, which to date has screened and habilitated more than 145,000 infants.
Building peace through health in the Middle East by The Daily Star (Beirut, Lebanon)
There are still large expanses of beaches which need to be cleared, and many of the displaced people still need to be habilitated.
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