This report analyses markets for eyeglasses, hearing aids, prostheses, wheelchairs, and digital technology, outlining solutions to improve cost and availability.
SAKLAY: A Guide to an Assistive Technology Service Delivery Process in the Philippines
The SAKLAY is a service delivery framework that was created to offer a practical and systematic guide to Filipino occupational therapists who render AT services for persons with disabilities (PWD) that takes into account the client's needs, resources, abilities, and contexts.
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Publisher Name:
Philippine Journal of Allied Health Sciences
Publisher Website:
https://pjahs.ust.edu.ph/
Languages:
English
Country or Region:
Philippines
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