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- Rehabilitation - World Health Organization (WHO)
Rehabilitation services are often under funded and under valued, particularly in countries without strong health systems Rehabilitation helps to reduce the impacts of disease and injury on individuals, while also complimenting other health interventions
- Package of interventions for rehabilitation
The Package of interventions for rehabilitation is available with an introduction (module 1) and 7 disease area-specific modules providing the information on interventions for rehabilitation and related required resources
- Rehabilitation - World Health Organization (WHO)
The number of occupational therapists, physiotherapists, physical medicine and rehabilitation doctors, speech and language therapists, and prosthetists and orthotists is far from what is required
- Rehabilitation 2030: meeting report, Geneva, Switzerland, 10–11 July 2023
The 3rd Global Rehabilitation 2030 meeting was held at WHO headquarters on 10 and 11 July 2023 Since the Rehabilitation 2030: Call for action was launched in 2017, the rehabilitation sector has made significant progress
- Rehabilitación - World Health Organization (WHO)
La rehabilitación ayuda a los niños, los adultos o las personas mayores a ser lo más independientes posible en su día a día y les permite participar en actividades educativas, laborales o recreativas o llevar a cabo las tareas que dan sentido a su vida, como atender a la familia
- World Rehabilitation Alliance
The World Rehabilitation Alliance was launched in 2022 with objective to conduct evidence-based advocacy activities that increase awareness and demand for rehabilitation, networking and knowledge-sharing and for creating a shared understanding and narrative around rehabilitation
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