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  • ...n them with their values and goals. Psychological flexibility involves six core processes:<ref>1. Hayes SC, Strosahl K, Wilson KG. Acceptance and commitmen ...h as confronting negative thoughts, altering distress management, and goal setting.
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  • ...ore outcome tool assessing patients’ outcome of care in a routine clinical setting<ref name="Bolton neck">Bolton J., Humphreys B., The Bournemouth Questionnai Both versions of the questionnaire consist of seven core items, which are: pain intensity, function in activities of daily living, f
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  • ...niz-Cook E, Stoner C, Charlesworth G, Orrell M. [https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/international-psychogeriatrics/article/systematic-review-of-the-re ...sharedlearning/running-cognitive-stimulation-therapy-cst-groups-as-part-of-core-community-mental-health-team-cmht-work</ref>
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  • ...WHO for the Journal of Rehabilitation] Medicine Special Supplement on ICF core sets. Journal of Rehabilitation Medicine, 44(Supplement), 7–8.</ref><ref * Tertiary, secondary and primary care can all be delivered in a community setting, most commonly this type of rehabilitation is a form of secondary care and
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  • ...he red nucleus receives input fibers from reticular formation (the archaic core of those pathways connecting the spinal cord and the brain)<ref>Faraguna U, ...cord injury, neurologic compensation and response take place in the acute setting, by which the red nuclei undergo remodeling, and increases activity. This u
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  • == Considerations Before Setting up a Plan == ...ve a role in guiding your patient through a long-term rehabilitation plan. Setting up milestones and goals depends on your patient's needs and aspired functio
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  • ...h professionals. As the other PROMs, they are particularly useful for goal setting and progress monitoring<ref name=":0" />. ...roperties and to standardize outcome measurement instruments by developing core outcome sets.
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  • * Fortunately, these fractures often heal with a period of rest and core strengthening. ...ervative measures.  This may involve physical therapy for [[Core Stability|core muscle strengthening]], use of NSAIDs or [[Pain Medications|pain medication
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  • Qualitative research aims to study things in their natural setting to make sense of a phenomenon in terms of meanings people bring to them. <r ...rent aspects of a research paper and are typically structured around three core domains<ref name=":1" />:
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  • ...te>[[File:Lowincomemigration.jpg|thumb|400x400px|Migration in Low Resource Setting|alt=]] ...a global world and not only high-resource settings. So rehabilitation, its core, its purpose, its concept is the same everywhere. It's the implementation t
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  • ...eating innovators through setting up an organizational vision, mission and core values: a strategic model in higher education]. International Journal of Ma Aithal<ref name=":1" /> has included a comprehensive list of core values that can be utilised. Values selected and shared by organisations th
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  • If dysgraphia is suspected, it is usually screened in a school setting by a child study team (social workers, educators, child psychologists, spee ...e beneficial. Poor posture and lack of core strength can be addressed with core stabilisation training. This can assist with improving legibility of writin
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  • ...o support the recovery of survivors of torture within an interdisciplinary setting. As the contexts of survivors are changing and new ways are needed to incre ...t include the choice of offering the best care possible within an unsecure setting not being conducive to ensuring a holistic approach for survivors of tortur
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  • 3. '''Early Mobilisation in Intensive Care setting&nbsp;:'''&nbsp;Attempts at full active mobilization are often reserved unti ...r control of specific muscles.&nbsp;<ref>Brumitt J, Matheson JW, Meira EP; Core stabilization exercise prescription, part 2: a systematic review of motor c
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  • ...nt and facilitation of discharge to the home environment from an inpatient setting. ...bial, Independence, Outcomes measures, Physiotherapy, MDT, Transfers, Goal setting
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  • ...patient’s motivation and adherence.<ref name=":0" /> Read more about goal setting: ** [[Goal Setting in Rehabilitation|Goal Setting in rehabilitation]]
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  • ...sation techniques, including activation of transversus abdominis and other core stabilizer muscles have be shown to decrease pain<ref name=":2" />. ...ening see [[Core Strengthening]] and the [[The PGM Method - Activating the Core, Targeted Strengthening and Stretching for the Pelvic Girdle|PGM Method]].
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  • ...in the acute post-surgical and pre-prosthetic phases in an acute inpatient setting. Patient initially the denial stage of grief and unwilling to participate i ...early walking aide would have been ideal, these are not available in this setting and mobility was therefore limited to the wheelchair. Overall, this patient
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  • The ICD-11 and ICF constitute the core classifications of the WHO family of international classifications, otherwi * Limited use of the ICF in the rehabilitation setting by vocational rehabilitation counsellors<ref name=":5" /><ref>Southwick JD,
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  • ...of the low back, a similar analogy seemed to be applicable to the cervical core (longus colli, longus capitus) as well. In addition, Janda proposed that th ...sure biofeedback: A useful measure of cervical dysfunction in the clinical setting?. International Journal of Osteopathic Medicine. 2005 Sep 30;8(3):98-105.</
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  • ...towards normality that includes exercise should begin in the primary care setting. Unfortunately, a large percentage of primary care physicians do not recomm ...</ref><ref> Kliziene I, Sipaviciene S, Klizas S, Imbrasiene D. Effects of core stability exercises on multifidus muscles in healthy women and women with c
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  • * Policy development and monitoring, and setting targets and indicators for national health and social policies.<ref>Griffo * using the ICF Core Sets to describe functional status and activity level
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  • ...ansfer them to medical facilities and unsalvageable limbs. Amputation in a setting of crush injury should be considered in all cases of severe soft-tissue dam ...www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0003999308002049 Rehabilitation setting and associated mortality and medical stability among persons with amputatio
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  • ** Children should exercise their whole body, including core work and specific muscles<ref name=":0" /><ref name=":4">American Academy o ...that are specifically designed to enhance or maintain muscular fitness and core exercises.<ref name=":7" /> Any agility and proprioception exercises that a
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  • ...ive health coaching program include, [[Goal Setting in Rehabilitation|goal setting]], [[Motivational Interviewing|Motivational Interviewing (MI)]], collaborat ...the process of Motivational interviewing, the [[Motivational Interviewing#Core Interviewing Skills|Skills of Motivational Interviewing]], the [[Motivation
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  • == Core Principles and Techniques of EAET == The core principles and techniques of EAET are as follows: <ref name=":0" />
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  • * Promote alternative ways of setting up the classroom environment == The Core Domains of Physical Literacy ==
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  • ...te active and healthy lifestyle changes, and to eventually integrate those core components as healthy habits after rehabilitation is complete. Vascular re Supervised exercise program takes place in a more controlled and clinical setting such as hospital or outpatient facility in which the treatment modality use
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  • [[Therapeutic Exercise|Therapeutic exercise]] is one of the core skills upon which the profession of physiotherapy is based. By considering ...eldthusen C, Danielsson L. [https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31448979/ Goal-setting in physiotherapy: exploring a person-centered perspective.] Physiother Theo
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  • ...nces between both sides. Findings in these tests should be considered when setting up the rehabilitation plan<ref name=":1" />. .... Quality [[Patient education in Pain Management|patient education]], goal setting, frequent feedback and individualization of the rehabilitation plan are all
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  • ...l to investigate fear-avoidance beliefs among LBP patients in the clinical setting . 3 This survey can help predict those that have a high pain avoidance beha ...rcise difficult and may necessitate particular management measures such as setting functional objectives, learning how to regulate safe behaviors, and gradual
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  • ...ome measure is useful for establishing the patient's baseline function and setting measurable goals. See [[Outcome Measures]] Database for more. *'''Surgical Treatment'''<br><u>Core decompression</u> (for stages 1 and 2 of the disease) creates a tract for e
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  • ...er, so I sit all day, which is bad for my back. I also don’t have a strong core.'') # What steps should I take to manage it? (''Should I self-medicate? I know my core is weak and I am overweight, so maybe I should exercise more. Maybe I must
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  • [[Goal Setting in Rehabilitation|Goal setting in rehabilitation]] forms the basis for the selection of rehabilitation int ...lthcare settings including the primary care setting, in the acute hospital setting (during an inpatient episode or as an outpatient referral) or in the commun
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  • ...el]. World Health Organization; 2016.</ref>. A guiding principle on WHO's Core Components of IPC is that "access to health care services designed and mana ...i/S0195670120305491 Implementation of the infection prevention and control core components at the national level: a global situational analysis]. Journal o
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  • #* The patient should be the driving force behind the goal setting. The therapist should not force any goal on the patient as they won’t alw # '''Setting the agenda'''
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  • ==== Risk Factors Specific to the Healthcare Setting ==== **Goal Setting
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  • ...tive relationship area consists of more task-related aspects, such as goal-setting and treatment planning. It was Martin, Garske and Davis (2000)<ref name="Ma # Agreement on goals (Collaborative Goal Setting)
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  • *This is different than goal setting as this is the specific testing employed to prove that your goals have been ...vailable at: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/10453772.</ref> Tolerating Core IV/V level exercises. Normal cervical ROM for a young neck. 110% of externa
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  • ...linical or diagnostic reasoning has been proposed to be the most important core skill of any healthcare practitioner.<ref name=":4">Croskerry P. [https://s ...atients in the United States due to incorrect diagnoses. In the outpatient setting, around 5%  of adults (12 million US adults annually) are incorrectly diag
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  • * finding core chapters and reading a few paragraphs from them * setting up your environment so that reading is easier to do than watching TV
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  • ...l to investigate fear-avoidance beliefs among LBP patients in the clinical setting.<ref name="p6">Winnie AP, Ramamurthy S, Durrani Z. The inguinal paravascula ...ent progression to functional exercises.<ref>Kennedy DJ et al. The role of core stabilization in lumbosacral radiculopathy. Phys Med Rehabil Clin N Am. 201
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  • ...rapy_compared_with_core.17.aspx Cognitive functional therapy compared with core exercise and manual therapy in patients with chronic low back pain: randomi ...However, they are more likely to do the exercises in a non-research based setting if they are more comfortable." - Nick Rainey</blockquote>
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  • ...developed to provide pathways for implementation. Frameworks clarify the core constructs of each step and phase providing accessibility to all involved i # '''Context''': the setting that will either enable or hinder the implementation; Questions they consid
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  • ...Coenen M, Cieza A, Thompson A, Kostanjsek N, Stucki G. Developing the ICF Core Sets for multiple sclerosis to specify functioning. Mult Scler. 2008;14:252 ...the problem solver and the decision maker&nbsp;<ref name="lennon" />. Goal setting provides a mechanism for patient-centred care by enabling autonomy, and app
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  • ...However it is then important to address factors such as muscle imbalance, core stability, flexibility and pelvic control. Although they will be unable to * '''Strengthening''' of: the core, pelvic floor, gluteals, spinal stabilisers and extensors, quadratus lumbor
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  • In the acute setting, principles of rehabilitation may be geared to first stabilizing the primar ...am. The other professionals consistently included in the multidisciplinary core team are skilled nurses, a physiotherapist, an occupational therapist, and
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  • ...ses were given to strengthen her lower extremities, upper extremities, and core. She completed stretching and range of motion activities daily in PT sessio
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  • ...ise atypical motor behaviour and deficient skills at home or in the school setting, where it becomes more obvious.<ref>Biotteau M, Danna J, Baudou É, Puyjari ...upporting.<ref name=":4" /> This concept can be applied in the educational setting to assist with academic success, and also throughout therapeutic interventi
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