Yang Zhijin,Shu Bin,Ma Zhanshan,Yan Fenghua,Jiang Wanling,Lu Lin,Fang Xiangqin.Epidemiological characteristics and rehabilitation needs of disabled in Chongqing based on the national sample survey on the disabled in 2006[J].J Amry Med Univ (J Third Mil Med Univ),2010,32(05):474-477.
Yang Zhijin,Shu Bin,Ma Zhanshan,Yan Fenghua,Jiang Wanling,Lu Lin,Fang Xiangqin.Epidemiological characteristics and rehabilitation needs of disabled in Chongqing based on the national sample survey on the disabled in 2006[J].J Amry Med Univ (J Third Mil Med Univ),2010,32(05):474-477.DOI:
Epidemiological characteristics and rehabilitation needs of disabled in Chongqing based on the national sample survey on the disabled in 2006
Objective To investigate the epidemiological characteristics and needs of rehabilitations in disabled persons in Chongqing. Methods According to the Chongqing data of the Second National Sample Survey on Disability in 2006
their epidemiological characteristics and rehabilitation condition were evaluated. Results Among the 4 990 disable people
2 689 were males and 2 301 were females
and 1 262 in urban area and 3 728 in rural area. The overall prevalence of disabilities was 6.05%
with 6.43% in men and 5.66% in women
with 5.27% in urban area and 6.37% in rural area. The prevalence of disabilities in men and rural areas were higher than that in the women and urban areas respectively. The prevalence of physical disability was the highest
while the prevalence of speech disability was the lowest. Those over the age of 60 had the largest proportion. The needs of rehabilitation for disable people were huge
but the rehabilitation services were very insufficient. Conclusion There is a large number of disable persons in Chongqing with an overall prevalence of 6.05%. Physical disability is of the highest prevalence
while speech disability of the lowest. The prevalence of overall disabilities in men is higher than in women
and in rural area is higher than in urban area. Huge rehabilitation needs of disabilities exist in Chongqing. The rehabilitation system should be improved to satisfy their needs.
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