Working paper urging Pacific heads of health to expand AT access as key to disability-inclusive public health.
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Suggestions for implementing assistive technology for education and learning
Policy brief advocating for rehabilitation and assistive technology as a critical mechanism to address noncommunicable diseases.
This technical Guidance provides insights into the design and development of assistive technology devices (ATDs) for persons affected by leprosy within country-specific contexts. The rationale behind the development of the Technical Guidance involves addressing the growing demand for accessing ATDs by individuals affected with impairments caused by leprosy, thereby…
Online database where you can search assistive technology indicators for the European Region
This guide to assistive technology (AT) market assessment and shaping is an informative tool that helps readers to understand the AT market and apply market assessment and shaping concepts within their own national, regional and subregional contexts. This guide outlines (i) what, broadly, the AT market is; (ii) what market assessment and shaping are; and (iii) what…
The market assessment report in Tajikistan provides an in-depth evaluation of the assistive technology market, focusing on three key segments: wheelchairs, hearing aids and prosthetics and orthotics. The study applied a market-shaping framework to assess demand, supply, cost and quality standards, and it identified challenges, including regulatory processes and…
This report assesses the current gaps, needs, and opportunities for assistive technology in Azerbaijan.The situational analysis was conducted under the leadership of the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection of the Population of the Republic of Azerbaijan with technical support from the WHO Country Office in Azerbaijan
The purpose of the WHO South-East Asia Regional Strategy on healthy ageing: 2024–2030 is to provide the Region’s 11 Member States (Bangladesh, Bhutan, Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, India, Indonesia, Maldives, Myanmar, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Timor-Leste) with a roadmap of actions, organized around the foci of the UNDHA: Plan of Action 2021–2030, to…
The integrated care for older people approach, referred to as ICOPE, aims to facilitate the reorientation of health and social services towards more person-centred and coordinated care that supports the optimization of intrinsic capacity and functional ability for older people. ICOPE is WHO’s approach to support the delivery of integrated care for older people within…