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Foreign Standards and Implications for Physical Disability Assessment
SHI Lei, QIU Lirong, LU Ting, TANG Xian’e, XUE Ye, FAN Fei, ZHAN Mengjun, LUO Yupeng, DENG Zhenhua
Chinese Journal of Forensic Sciences
2024, 0 (4):
65-74.
DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1671-2072.2024.04.009
The standardization of forensic science in China is currently undergoing comprehensive development. One of the crucial bases for compensation in personal injury cases and a key step towards achieving a path of fairness and justice is the standardization of disability standards, which should be continuously improved in line with advances in medicine and forensic science. The current focus on refining China's disability standards emphasizes their scientific, objective, and operational aspects. Collaborations across disciplines such as medicine, psychology, and sociology contribute to a better understanding and assessment of the multifaceted nature of disabilities. Simultaneously, it is essential to place emphasis on drawing insights from international experiences to enhance the internationalization and global exchange of domestic disability assessment standards. This review analyzes disability assessment standards in North America, Europe, Asia, and Oceania, exploring aspects such as applicability, characteristics, framework, and underlying principles, aiming to provide an international perspective for the development and future application of China's standards for disabilities resulting from personal injuries, offering novel insights for domestic standard enhancements.
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