I am a polio survivor looking for local support and medical information. On post-polio.org, please explain what the 'Post-Polio Directory' offers for finding local resources, including the types of entities it lists. Additionally, describe the purpose and target audience of the 'Handbook on the Late Effects of Poliomyelitis for Physicians and Survivors.'
Navigate to 'post-polio.org'. Click on the 'Resources' link. Click on the 'Post-Polio Directory' link. Identify the purpose of the directory and the types of entities it lists (e.g., health professionals, support groups, funding resources). Note the prominent feature of a printable PDF version of the directory. Go back to the 'Resources' dropdown menu. Click on the 'Handbook on the Late Effects of Poliomyelitis for Physicians and Survivors' link. Identify the purpose and target audience of the handbook. Synthesize the information about both resources into a concise answer.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Post-Polio Directory' page. The agent states that the 'Post-Polio Directory' is used to find providers, support groups, and resources near the user. The agent specifies that the directory lists 'health professional/clinic', 'support group', and 'funding resource' entities. The agent mentions the availability of a 'printable PDF of the Post-Polio Directory'. The agent successfully navigates to the 'Handbook on the Late Effects of Poliomyelitis for Physicians and Survivors' page. The agent states that the 'Handbook on the Late Effects of Poliomyelitis for Physicians and Survivors' is a compilation of research and experience from experts. The agent states that the handbook is intended to serve as a valuable resource for 'polio survivors and their health professionals'.