The document discusses the need for rehabilitation services globally and in low- and middle-income countries specifically. It defines rehabilitation in the context of people with disabilities as measures that help them achieve and maintain their best possible function and independence. The document notes that physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy are allied health professions that are primarily part of medical rehabilitation, but that such services are often only provided by non-governmental organizations and most people with disabilities do not receive needed rehabilitation. It aims to provide an overview of the prevalence of disabilities and rehabilitation needs through primary and secondary data sources.
The document discusses the need for rehabilitation services globally and in low- and middle-income countries specifically. It defines rehabilitation in the context of people with disabilities as measures that help them achieve and maintain their best possible function and independence. The document notes that physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy are allied health professions that are primarily part of medical rehabilitation, but that such services are often only provided by non-governmental organizations and most people with disabilities do not receive needed rehabilitation. It aims to provide an overview of the prevalence of disabilities and rehabilitation needs through primary and secondary data sources.
The document discusses the need for rehabilitation services globally and in low- and middle-income countries specifically. It defines rehabilitation in the context of people with disabilities as measures that help them achieve and maintain their best possible function and independence. The document notes that physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy are allied health professions that are primarily part of medical rehabilitation, but that such services are often only provided by non-governmental organizations and most people with disabilities do not receive needed rehabilitation. It aims to provide an overview of the prevalence of disabilities and rehabilitation needs through primary and secondary data sources.
The document discusses the need for rehabilitation services globally and in low- and middle-income countries specifically. It defines rehabilitation in the context of people with disabilities as measures that help them achieve and maintain their best possible function and independence. The document notes that physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy are allied health professions that are primarily part of medical rehabilitation, but that such services are often only provided by non-governmental organizations and most people with disabilities do not receive needed rehabilitation. It aims to provide an overview of the prevalence of disabilities and rehabilitation needs through primary and secondary data sources.
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date little attention has been paid to rehabilitation as part of the health agenda, especially in low- and middle-income countries. described rehabilitation in the context of (PWDs) as measurements that assist PWDs in order to achieve and maintain the best function as possible, to attain self- dependence and to be able to interact with their environment. (PT), (OT) and Speech and Language Therapy (SLT) are allied health professions that are primarily part of medical rehabilitation. • People with disabilities (PWD) include those who have long-term physical, mental, intellectual or sensory impairments resulting from any physical or mental health conditions which, in interaction with various barriers, • may hinder their full and effective participation in society on an equal basis with others. Rationale • Physical rehabilitation is often only provided by NGOs and most PWDs do not receive rehabilitation. Objective • The objective of the scoping review was to get an overview of the Prevalence and needs rehabilitation service for PWD from primary and secondary data • The study has the primary objectives to; – Examine the epidemiology of disabilities to determine rehabilitation need – Examine experiences with service to address rehabilitation needs • The secondary objective is to: -Address whether the rights of PWDs in the field of health Fig 1. Access concept framework.