The social model of disability

Abstract

Ensuring disabled people are treated fairly and equally is a key component of health and social care practice. This article provides an introduction to the social model of disability, which recognizes the barriers people often faced are caused by negative attitudes, lack of access to services and failing to think about care and support from the perspective of services users. The article provides an overview of the social model and relevant disability legislation, before going on to illustrate how some key principles can be applied to practice.

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