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Help SOS Unit 122. explain how the medical model of disabilty may be used in service delivery

Oh dear. this has me well and truly stuck. Iv got plenty of examples of social model but isn't the medical model everything a nursery practioner is against? In my setting (private nursery) we adapt everything! if it cant be adapt to meet an individual with the disability we find another activity that achieves the same outcome but can be adapted to meet all needs. Grrr. Help please?!
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