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Netherlands: Rehabilitation is accessible for a great number of people. I did not really find the exact details but i think health insurance is obligated and therefore people have some form of medical coverage for

It is very multidisciplinary since fyiotherapists, doctors, mental health care takers, volunteers, friends and family work together to help people.

There are rehabilitation units. But people also rehabilitate at home.

Challenges are shortage in staff to help people rehabilitate.

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Rehabilitation is not available to everyone in Myanmar

Yangon/Myitkyina (ICRC) – The first physical rehabilitation centre in the northern part of Myanmar officially opens its doors today in Myitkyina, Kachin State in 2016 (ICRC)

There is no multidisciplinary approach

Despite lack of access to Rehabilitation, Myanmar is one of the countries most severely affected by landmines

Collapse of healthcare system due to recent military coup and political instability worsen existing programs

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Rehabilitation is not accessible to everyone. Yes there is the multidisciplinary approach. There are special units for rehabilitation and patients take longer

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Rehabilitation services are not frequently and easily available to everyone.
Higher income sect can access rehabilitation services easily.

There is lack of awareness among public abou rehab programmes available

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House of refuge is a drug rehabilitation and resource center.Established in 2006,they provide medical assistance to people between the ages of 17-59 years old.

The essence is to ensure these individuals after rehabilitation are reintegrated back into the communities.

Most rehabilitation places are private owned, and supported by religious organizations and well wishers. But the Government owned are not well equipped.

So much is not done in this area.

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We have 9 centres for 18 provinces but I don't think that they are fully equipped
There is only one specialist for the whole country

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As far as i know, there are rehabilitation centers in Suriname, accessible for everyone, also multidisciplinary approach.

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Rehabilitation is not accessible for everyone. It is not covered by health insurance. So costly for some.
There are centers where people can stay for a longer period of time, usually faith based.
The center from the government doesn’t run like it is supposed to.

Rehab for physical therapy is also costly and not accessible for everyone. No rehabilitation doctor available, but physical therapist and speech therapists.

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There are equ lly special rehabilitation centers especially in the cities which makes it difficult for people in the rural areas to access

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Burkina Faso does not have specialized rehabilitation services, equipped and organized in coordinated interdisciplinary teams. Rehabilitation is not accessible to everyone. However, there are private centers such as Moriza, where the well-off can benefit.

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Rehabilitation is available for everyone in the country, but less accessible for the people living in the interior or those without health insurance.
It is mostly a multidisciplinary approach, especially for neurologic and pediatric conditions/illnesses.
Rehabilitation can take place in a hospital setting, which is continued in clinical setting or can be fully in a clinical setting. There are no specific units where people can stay for a longer time, as far as I know. These are usually visits, where the patients learn certain techniques to practice at home.
Cultural and economic factors/challengens: no health insurance, bad communication between specialties (especially docters), for psychology a lot of stigma, no transport, no income

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Rehabilitation is available in Nigeria but not everyone who needs it can have access to it.
Many people cannot afford it.
There is multidisciplinary approach but more professionals are required because of the high demand for rehabilitation.
Hospitals, Communities, humanitarian organizations and even Religious Establishments.
Stigmatization and social rejection are serious challenges.

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*I don't think that rehabilitation is available for everyone in Suriname. Think about healthcare funding etc.

*Places where healthcare takes place? the different hospitals, physiotherapists who have their own practice.

*Socio-economic factors often result in limited access to information about rehabilitation services. People in low-income communities may not be aware of the existence or benefits of rehabilitation programs. Cultural? Some people see it as a "taboo" too seek help outside their cultural beliefs.

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Rehabilitation isn't accessible for everyone. Not everyone can afford it. As far as I know there is a multidisciplinary approach e.g. orthopedic surgeons work with physical therapists?
Socio-economic factors that play a role are income and education.

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GHANA
1. Rehabilitation services are relatively/Inadequately accessible
2. no multidisciplinary approach available
3. Psychiatric hospitals, Prisons, some health facilities
4. Diet, education, attitude, religion and language
5. challenges include;
I. Economical,
II. Longer duration of care
III.  Inadequate of Government support
IV. Inadequate family support
V. Inadequate rehabilitation facilities
VI. Psychological effect
VII. Fatigue

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rehabilitation is accessible for everyone but ofcourse it depends on  the type of health insurance you have. 

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rehabilitation is accessible for everyone but ofcourse it depends on  the type of health insurance you have. 

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it is multidisciplinary
it takes place at the hospital, Academisch ziekenhuis Paramaribo.

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Socio-economic factors: shame, costs are too expensive, impatient

Challenges: not enough employees in the rehabilitation places, not enough materials

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rehabilitation is currently gaining attention in Ethiopia. However, it is not easily accessible for every one. It is a multidisciplinary approach. Organization of the service Triage Physical rehabilitation service Physical rehabilitation service Occupational therapy service Prosthetic and Orthotic Services Low vision service Hearing care service 

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rehabilitation is currently gaining attention in Ethiopia. However, it is not easily accessible for every one. It is a multidisciplinary approach. Organization of the service Triage Physical rehabilitation service Physical rehabilitation service Occupational therapy service Prosthetic and Orthotic Services Low vision service Hearing care service 

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its not accessible to everyone
Drug rehabilitation

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Accessibility
Netherlands: Largely accessible
Ghana: not largely accessible

NHIS Coverage
Netherlands: High coverage
Ghana: negligible cases covered

Multidisciplinary factors
Netherlands: Highly available
Ghana: not available

Staff/Human resources capacity
Netherlands: adequately available
Ghana: inadequate

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The process is very low here in sierra leone. the lack of awareness particularly in the global Health and public Health perspectives.