Healthcare for Disabled refers to a range of medical services, support, and policies specifically designed to address the health needs of individuals with disabilities. This term encompasses both physical and mental health care that is adapted or tailored to accommodate the unique challenges and requirements of disabled individuals. It includes access to specialized medical treatments, rehabilitation services, preventive care, and accessible facilities and technologies. Healthcare for Disabled aims to ensure that individuals with disabilities receive equitable health services, improve their quality of life, and promote independence. This healthcare approach recognizes the importance of accessibility, inclusivity, and the right to health for all individuals, regardless of their physical or mental challenges.
Breaking Barriers in Maternal Healthcare Women with disabilities in Malawi often face daunting challenges when seeking maternal healthcare services, despite existing policies aimed at safeguarding disability rights in the healthcare…