Adaptability of cashpoints for the disabled

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Grouped according to the most general classification: physical, sensoryand psychological (Figure 4.2):PhysicalSensoryMore than210,000 people inCatalonia have aphysical disability.PsychologicalNot registered0 50,000 100,000 150,000 200,000 250,000Figure 4.2: People with disability by type: physical, sensory and psychological. Total figures.2005. (Source: Department of Welfare and Family. General Secretariat. Produced from thedatabase of disabled people).From the group of visually-impaired disabled, according to information fromthe ONCE we obtain the following proportion among the disabled withminimum sight and blindness (Figure 4.3):Blindness22%Visualimpairment78%Blindness: absence ofsight or only theperception of light.Visual impairment:maintenance of a visualstate that is functionalfor daily life (movingaround, domestic chores,reading, etc.).Figure 4.3: Proportion of visually disabled. (Source: ONCE)The discrimination that ONCE carries out to determine a person with a sightdisability is that stipulated for both eyes in one of the two following visualstates (for more information see appendix 6.6):Visual sharpness the same as or inferior to 0.1 (1/10 of the Wecker scale).Visual sharpness is understood as the degree of the eye’s ability to perceivespecial details.ADAPTABILITY OF CASHPOINTS FOR THE DISABLED11
These are perceived by the angle below which they see (the less the angle,the greater the visual sharpness).Visual field reduced to 10 degrees or less. The visual field is the area ofspace that the eye perceives.These figures are more restrictive than those produced by the administration.Appendix 6.7 of the document shows the statistical information of themembers of the ONCE.If we analyse the group according to the age of the person (Figure 4.4):From 0 to 6From 6 to 16From 16 to 19From 20 to 34From 35 to 44From 45 to 54From 55 to 64From 65 to 74From 75 and aboveFigure 4.4: Disabled people by age group. Total figures. 2005.(Source: Department of Welfare and Family. General Secretariat. Produced from the databaseof disabled people).Nearly 70% ofdisabled peopleare aged over 45.We can see that more than 70% correspond to people aged over 45 and over40% are more than 65. In terms of the study, minors aged 16 and under arenot affected, although on the other hand they represent a percentage of lessthan 4%.12 ADAPTABILITY OF CASHPOINTS FOR THE DISABLED
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