 |
- > The Estonian Nurses Association
- > The Estonian Government
- >The Danish Ministry of Health
- Aim
- To innovate by introducing and implementing
knowledge in the field of geriatric rehabilitation.
- Tool
- The concept of interdisciplinary co-work in
geriatric rehabilitation as described in The Scandinavian Model.
|
 |
- The Scandinavian Model
- the process of diagnosing disease and assessing functional skills
and ability, impairment-related functional limitations and
disability in the elderly. This is done in relation to patient's own
expectations and the demands in the environment and is the basis of
treatment and rehabilitation. Multidisciplinary collaboration during
the whole process is stressed as something very importaut"
.
- Sletvold 0., Tilvis R., Jonsson A., Schroll M.,
et
al..
- Geriatrie Work-up in the Nordic Countries.
- Danish Medical Bulletin VoL 43 (4)
- September 1996: 350-58.
|
 |
- The Danish project group :
- >Two physicians
- >Two nurses
- >One physiotherapist
- >One occupational therapist.
|
 |
- The pedagogical approach
:
- A learning theory based on system theory. Developed
by the English anthropologist, ethnographer, zoologist, etc.
GregoryBateson.[2,3]]
- "learning by doing". "tension makes
attention" "understand the thinking of each
participant."
- The context :
- secure, open, clear and understandable
- 2. Bateson G.(1991) Ånd og natur (Spirit and
Nature). Rosinante, København
- 3. Illeris K. (1999) Læring (Learning). Roskilde
Universitetsforlag. Frederiksberg C.
|
 |
- Subjects :
- "OT Historical and philosophical Journey"
- Kielhofner's Model of Human Occupation
- Activity Analysis
- ICIDH 2
- Naturally ageing
- Apoplexia cerebri
- Osteoarthrosis
- Hip fracture
- Osteoporosis
- Dementia
|
 |
Transfer technques |
 |
Affolter guiding |
 |
- "Knowledge is only based on recognition. The
only real knowledge is the one, that is
recognised and used by the
participants".
- Gregory Bateson
|
