Access to rehabilitation for young children with physical disabilities

Children who cannot live with their families of origin need adoptive or foster families or carers who can provide the essential family qualities of acceptance, warmth,

Engage health services in the provision of training and support to educational and social child care facilities to enable them to include, and meet the needs of, children with

Objective To examine the degree to which Canadian consensus guideline recommendations for annual comprehensive preventive care assessments of adults with intellectual

disability field: Standard Rules on the Equalization of Opportunities for Persons with Disabilities. They contain a message of vital impor- tance because there is no country in

A higher proportion of persons with disabilities in rural areas were living in households identified as poor through the IDPoor programme and eligible for a Health Equity or

In all instances, the primary health care workforce – general-practitioners, primary care nurses or community health workers – should be trained to identify and assess

Ensure Access for research Conducting research to promote accessibility •Promote studies to explore more accessible services Gender A life-cycle approach Mental health

Once the patient has received its referral abroad request, jointly with the hospital appointment, she/he must refer to the Palestinian health DCO who will coordinate with the