Experiences of Personal Independence Payment (PIP) for people with sensory loss: Research Findings 48

Liz Ellis; Graeme Douglas; Harriet Clarke

Experiences of Personal Independence Payment (PIP) for people with sensory loss: Research Findings 48

Liz Ellis, Graeme Douglas, Harriet Clarke

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This research explored the experiences of 14 people with sensory impairments as they engaged in the PIP (Personal Independence Payment) application process. It is Phase 1 of a larger study jointly supported by Pocklington, RNIB and Sense.

Original language	English
Publisher	Thomas Pocklington Trust
Commissioning body	RNIB, Sense and Pocklington
Number of pages	8
Publication status	Published - 2015

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