John H StoneCulture and Disability
Providing Culturally Competent Services
Herausgeber: Stone, John H.
Dr. Stone (Ph.D., Education (Instructional Design and Development) Florida State University, 1976) directs the Center for International Rehabilitation Research Information and Exchange at the University at Buffalo. He is also Clinical Associate Professor in the Department of Rehabilitation Science at the university. In addition to teaching a wide range of graduate courses in the area of rehabilitation, many with an emphasis on diversity, he also coordinates the international activities of the Department of Occupational Therapy.
Preface - John H. Stone
Introduction - John H. Stone
Chapter 1. Immigrants, Disability and Rehabilitation - Nora Groce
Chapter 2. Culture and Disability - Paula Sotnik, Mary Ann Jezewski
Chapter 3. Disability Service Providers as Culture Brokers - Mary Ann
Jezewski, Paula Sotnik
Chapter 4. Best Practices: Developing Cross-Cultural Competence From a
Chinese Perspective - Gloria Liu
Chapter 5. An Introduction to Jamaican Culture for Rehabilitation Services
Providers - Doreen Miller
Chapter 6. Disability and Korean Culture - Weol Soon Kim-Rupnow
Chapter 7. An Introduction to Haitian Culture for Rehabilitation Service
Providers - Eric Jacobson
Chapter 8. An Introduction to Mexican Culture for Service Providers -
Felipe O. Santana
Chapter 9. An Introduction to the Culture of the Dominican Republic for
Disability Service Providers - Ana Lopez-DeFede, Dulce Haeussler-Fiore
Chapter 10. An Introduction to Vietnamese Culture for Rehabilitation -
Peter Hunt
Chapter 11. Navigating the Sea of Culture: Life Jackets for Providers of
Disability Services - John H. Stone
