(Disability Discrimination Case 10) Developmental disorders, physical disabilities, internal dysfunction schools, etc.

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Children who need medical care and are self-training. I go to a local elementary school. Medical care is required once or twice a day in the school, and parents do it each time. Parents are also attending school. When I attended school, I recruited school, special support education support staff, and nurse volunteers, but only nurses could not be found. The difficulty of receiving medical care by nurses in schools is a barrier to attending school in the community and a burden on families. I was also told that I would go to school in the community even though I needed so much support.

We want you to revise health insurance system of city. At least if it is covered by home-visit nursing care expenses, it will lead to the utilization of local human resources and the doctors who visit hospitals, and reduce the burden on schools that take care of such elementary school studenｔ as well as individuals and families.