An assessment of Bangladesh's capacity to provide assistive technology services, identifying gaps and recommending improvements.
All Resources
Showing 301 - 310 of 454
Results are ordered by date, with most recent published resources shown first.
Use the other filters to customize your search.
Results are ordered by date, with most recent published resources shown first.
Use the other filters to customize your search.
Key findings from the first 3 years of AT2030, focusing on what works to drive AT access.
The 2030 In Sight Strategy is a transformative global initiative aimed at ending avoidable sight loss and ensuring equitable access to comprehensive eye care by the year 2030. Led by the International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness (IAPB), this strategy provides a collaborative roadmap involving governments, healthcare organizations, communities, and…
LEAD and COMPASS: Defining Outcome Measures and a Core Dataset for the Lower Limb Prosthetics Sector
This report focusses on people with lower limb absence (LLA). One of the impediments to expansion of services is a lack of standardised data and a lack of information about outcomes. Standardised data and standardised information on outcomes can support decision making at all levels, (service user/clinician, management, and policy) and help make an effective business…
A user guide to the COMPASS outcome measures.
Ministry of Health Kenya. Rehabilitative Services and Assistive Technology Strategy Framework, aims to build a progressive and sustainable rehabilitative healthcare sub system that enables individuals with functional limitations and participation restrictions to attain the highest quality of life.
This document provides a status report on disability inclusion in Kenya followong the implementation of the Global Disability Summit Committments made in 2018.
The assessment was conducted in a leadership of LCDMS/EDCD with technical support from the WHO and Handicap International (HI). The assessment utilized the guidance of the WHO’s Systematic Assessment of Rehabilitation Situation (STARS), the assessment occurred from October 2019 to February 2020
This framework addresses the need to establish assistive technology capacity that caters to children throughout their life course across various settings. It aims to help low- and middle-income countries improve national AT provision and build functional AT ecosystems, emphasizing early intervention and contextual responsiveness.
This population-based survey tool should be used only for rapid mapping
of need, demand, supply and user satisfaction with Assistive Technology.