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a^ The National Primary Health Facilities Survey (2003) reported that only 24% of facilities were wheelchair-accessible and only 28% had wheelchair-accessible toilets.^The National Department of Health accessibility audit (2006/07) found that district hospitals were less accessible than tertiary hospitals and less than 10% of 213 hospitals had wheelchair-accessible toilets.^

a^ As guided by the document on Integrated Disability Management and Rehabilitation Pathways of Care.

a^The word Deaf [with a capital “D”] is used to indicate Deaf culture and Deaf identity. The use of the small letter to write “deaf” is a reference to individuals who have hearing impairments.

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