The facilities for person with disabilities in Public Hospital at Perak / Nurul Ainaa Afifah Ahmad Basri

The adoption of the Uniform Building by Law has raised awareness of the accessibility of all public buildings, particularly public hospitals, to people with disabilities. The purpose of this study is to look into the facilities provided to people with disabilities (PWDs) in a public hospital in Perak, Malaysia. To understanding the Terms Related to Facilities and People with Disabilities (PWDs) in Public Hospitals in Perak, analysing the Existing Facilities for PWDs in Public Hospitals and determining the Barriers to Providing Facilities for were the three objectives that were used to support the research. The indirect observation method was used to conduct the research on three selected hospitals in Perak, and a questionnaire survey was given to 141 respondents from the case study population. The information gathered through the questionnaire survey. The results of the observation show that most hospitals have handicapped facilities, but there are still certain areas that might be improved. In a word, this study informs hospital administration and the general public about the necessity of providing services for people with impairments.