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What is rehabilitation according to Wade?

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A problem- solving process
Focused on activities
Aiming to optimize social participation

Rehabilitation is an educational, problem-solving process that focuses on activity limitations and aims to opimize patient social participation and well-being, and so reduce stress on carer/family.

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What are the goals of rehabilitation?

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Optimize social participation of patient
- functionally and statuswise

Maximize well-being of patient

  • somatic and emotional
  • achieving satisfaction (adaptation to situation)

Minimize stress on and distress of relatives
- somatic and emotional

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Describe a rehabilitation process

A standard problemsolving process

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Stage 1: Assesment
- Identify the problems faced by the person, and collect sufficient information to make progress.

Stage 2: Goal setting
- Set goals for the immediate future and also for the longer term.

Stage 3: Intervention

  • Undertake the planned intervention
  • Three types of intervention:
    • Continued data collection (which is really part of assessment)
    • Providing any support needed to maintain the patient’s well-being
    • Giving treatments which are actions that are intended to alter the natural history of the situation

Stage 4: Evaluation

  • Evaluate the effects of the interventions against the goals set
  • Have all resolvable problems have been treated
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Which axes should be used to describe a rehabilitation procedure?

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Structure: What resources are needed or were used?

Process: What actions (activities) should be or were undertaken?

Outcome: What should be or was the goal of the process?

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How do we deliver an optimal rehabilitation?

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There should be more focus on risk and harm because it is likely that educing risk and harm is an effective way of increasing benefits

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What are the challenges of Interdisciplinary collaboration in the rehabilitation process?

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Coordination of the various professionnal interventions

Orientation toward the individualized person and everyday life perspective

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Explain the continuum of rehabilitation/ collaboration

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  • Being heard
    * Being in charge of the process
    * Being informed
    * Participation
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Explain coordination and coherence in relation to the rehabilitation process

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Coherence is important between the different services provided

Coordination is a an important element in ensuring coherence

Coordination is necessary between sectors and between professionals