This report by Humanity & Inclusion (HI) illustrates how rehabilitation is essential for everyone throughout their lives and for a broad range of health conditions. Drawing on evidence and the experiences of rehabilitation and AT users, service providers and other stakeholders in Benin, Haiti
and Uganda, it highlights the challenges and gaps in the sector, as…
Uganda rapid Assistive Technology Assessment
The government is gradually prioritizing rehabilitation and assistive technology services in health system as an essential healthcare service that is integral in the attainment of the universal health coverage goal of leave no one behind and sustainable development Goal 3. The Uganda rapid assistive technology assessment (rATA) report has been developed by the ministry of health with technical assistance from WHO and financial support from USAID ReLAB-HS activity that is strengthening rehabilitation and assistive technology (AT) in the health system in Uganda. The findings and recommendations from the Uganda rapid assistive technology assessment (rATA) report will guide the development of the first national rehabilitation and assistive technology strategic plan and the first assistive technology priority list (APL) which will help to streamline the rehabilitation and assistive technology agenda in Uganda.
Details
Publisher Name:
The Republic of Ghana, Ministry of Health
Publisher Website:
https://www.moh.gov.gh/
Publication Year:
2023
Languages:
English
Country or Region:
Uganda
Categories:
Report
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