As conflict continues in Ukraine, the humanitarian needs in directly affected areas grow increasingly urgent, especially for households including people with disabilities and older persons. These groups face greater challenges accessing essential services, humanitarian assistance, and assistive technology, intensifying their vulnerability. This report was prepared by…
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The second edition of this manual on the use of plaster of Paris (POP) and other immobilization methods for limb fractures was written in collaboration with physiotherapists working in the field. It draws on the expertise of the ICRC’s Physical Rehabilitation Programme in delivering care to people affected by armed conflict, including those suffering from fractures…
The information in these practical guidelines is aimed at the global community of healthcare professionals involved in the care of persons with diabetes and diabetes-related foot disease. The principles outlined may have to be adapted or modified based on local circumstances, taking into account regional differences in the socio-economic situation, accessibility to…
Part of the 2023 IWGDF Guidelines on the prevention and management of diabetes-related foot disease
A chapter on Guidelines for the Diagnosis and Management of Charcot’s Neuro-osteo-arthropathy.
This is the 2023 International Working Group on the Diabetic Foot (IWGDF) guideline on the prevention of foot ulcers in persons with diabetes, which updates the 2019 guideline. This guideline is targeted at clinicians and other healthcare professionals.
An analysis of the accessibility of educational environments and the availability of assistive devices for students with disabilities in Cambodia.
Project report from a three-country study in India, Papua New Guinea and Romania
A WFOT resource that describes the process involved the development of a new occupational therapy service.
A tool developed by WHO to help countries evaluate their P&O service systems and identify gaps and opportunities for improvement. This package includes an assessment tool, an assessment guide and a user manual.