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2011年10月30日 星期日

2011年10月11日 星期二

Some thoughts related to some factors that affect ADL/IADL training

ADL/IADL training



Intervention approaches:
1. Restorative (remedial) approach: focus on restoration of impairments
2. Adaptive (compensatory/functional) approach: compensate for loss of function
3. Cognitive rehabilitation approach: develop awareness and self-monitoring skills

Based on the client centered practice, we need to think about some factors that may influence the efficacy of these intervention approaches:


1. Patient's/Family's knowledge of OT/Stroke
2. Patient-Clinician relationship
3. Patient’s motivation
4. Patient’s compliance
5. Patient’s satisfaction
6. Family support

* 2,3,4,5,6: affected by 1


How can we develop an evidence-based ADL training program?
If we use a valid, reliable, and responsive measure to monitor the patient’s progress in ADL/IADL, and the ADL/IADL training is not showed effective, is this training really ineffective?
Not really…
Because the factors aforementioned may also affect the efficacy of the ADL/IADL training…


After we make sure that these factors are being controlled (i.e., the patients have adequate OT/Stroke knowledge, the compliance and satisfaction are OK...), we can say that the evidence of the efficacy of ADL/IADL training is reliable.

2011年5月26日 星期四

some thoughts related to stroke assessments & training




在寫response letter時的一些想法...


Comprehensive ADL function有許多predictors (e.g., balance, motor, cognition...)


OT的assessments可以怎麼串連個案的問題和治療,又怎麼幫助他們回到日常生活?應該是蠻複雜的,試畫了一個圖釐清自己的想法