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Accessibility Plus Grant for people with special needs

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  • Military Institute of Medicine – National Research Institute
  • Military Institute of Medicine – National Research Institute, Poland

Government (Polish military medical institute; project financed by European Funds and the Ministry of Health)

Summary

A Polish hospital reports purchasing 29 portable induction loops within a 2021-22 Accessibility Plus project financed by European Funds and the Ministry of Health.

Key findings

  • The institute states that the project ran from May 2021 to the end of October 2022 and addressed architectural, digital, communication and organisational accessibility.
  • Its purchased-equipment list includes 29 portable induction loops for communication with patients who have hearing impairments.
  • The project also included physical alterations, website changes and staff communication training. The institute identifies European Funds and the Ministry of Health as its funders.

Limits

An older beneficiary report, not a Europe-wide grant call or evidence of an open 2026 programme. The page supplies no loop costs, model names, field measurements or user study. Publication date comes from HTML metadata (26 January 2023); metadata also records an update on 25 August 2026. The English page was read; its linked final audit was not read.

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wim.mil.pl/en/patient/availability/Accessibility-Plus-grant-for-people-with-special-needs

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Military Institute of Medicine – National Research Institute. Accessibility Plus Grant for people with special needs. Military Institute of Medicine – National Research Institute, Poland. 26 January 2023. https://wim.mil.pl/en/patient/availability/Accessibility-Plus-grant-for-people-with-special-needs/ (accessed 13 October 2026).

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