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Area of Science:

  • Healthcare Accessibility
  • Disability Studies
  • Universal Design

Background:

  • Globally, 15% of the population lives with a disability.
  • Individuals with disabilities may face higher prevalence within hospital settings.
  • Accessing healthcare facilities can be challenging for persons with disabilities.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To highlight the difficulties disabled individuals face in accessing healthcare.
  • To propose remedial measures and advocate for universal design in hospitals.
  • To initiate dialogue among healthcare planners regarding accessibility.

Main Methods:

  • Qualitative analysis of common hospital accessibility barriers.
  • Review of universal design principles for healthcare environments.
  • Identification of specific hindrances, such as lack of dedicated trolley pathways.

Main Results:

  • Patients on trolleys often navigate congested hospital areas with vehicular traffic.
  • A lack of functional, dedicated, and clear sidewalks impedes trolley movement.
  • This lack of infrastructure creates significant barriers for patients, particularly those with disabilities.

Conclusions:

  • Universal design features are crucial for integrating persons with disabilities into mainstream healthcare.
  • Addressing infrastructural deficits, like inadequate pathways, is essential for equitable healthcare access.
  • Further discussion and planning are needed to implement accessible healthcare environments.