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 Volume 13 Number 1 other issues
Developmental Disabilities and the Native Canadian Community

Table of Contents

Forward

Who Am I?
Basil H. Johnston
vii

A Personal Response to Basil Johnston's Narrative on First Nations People and Disability
Rose Mandamin-Cameron
xi

Editorial

Margo Greenwood and Sarah de Leeuw  >>
xiii

Articles

The Intersection of Race, Disability and Child Maltreatment: Aboriginal Children With Developmental Disabilities and the Child Welfare System
Ann Fudge Schormans and Rose Mandamin-Cameron
pp 1-22

Aboriginal Children With and Without Developmental Delay:
Characteristics of Maltreatment

Rose Mandamin-Cameron and Ann Fudge Schormans
pp 23-42

Travelling a Mirrored Pathway: Care of Children and Adults With Special Needs in Aboriginal Communities
Joyce Clouston Carlson
pp 43-52

Cross-Cultural Assessment and Measurement Issues
Christopher J. Mushquash and Dana L. Bova
pp 53-66

Mercury Contamination in Arctic Canada:
Possible Implications for Aboriginal Health

Youssef H. El-Hayek
pp 67-90

Risk Factors for Fragility Fractures in Persons With Developmental Disabilities
E. Bruce Roe, Klaus Dittberner & William D. Leslie
pp 91-100

Maternal Diabetes and the Consequences for her Offspring
Oma D. D. Persaud
pp 101-134

The Effects of Breast Milk Versus Infant Formulae on Cognitive Development
Jennie Yum
pp 135-165

RSIG Reports

Evidence-based Practice in Developmental Disabilities:
What is it and Why Does it Matter?

Adrienne Perry and Jonathan A. Weiss
pp 167-172

The Effects of Verbal Prosody on Speech Perception in Individuals with Down Syndrome
Suzanne Hurding and James Lyons
pp 173-178

The Impact of Perceived Support on Attitudes Towards Inclusion
Stephanie Jull and Patricia Minnes
pp 179-184

Dual Diagnosis or Dual Confusion: Limitations When Utilizing Non-specialist Clinical Data
Yona Lunsky and Elspeth Bradley
pp 185-190

Aggression and Dual Diagnosis: Implications for Ontario's Developmental Services
Jennifer Puddicombe and Yona Lunsky
pp 191-196

The Job Satisfaction of the Instructional Therapist:
Future Considerations in the Quality of Treatment

Nicole-Aliya Rahim
pp 197-204

 

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