Analysis of Activities of Adults with  Aphasia at Community-Based  Rehabilitation Training

Nosu, K.; Shigeta, Ayuko

doi:10.4236/jbm.2015.312002

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“…This rehabilitation program is organized by the framework of the International Classification of Functioning (ICF) Disability and Health model . This model synthesizes the medical and the social approach of health care for people with chronic diseases in the daily life .…”

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“…The members' meeting activities are also recorded so that monthly meeting records can be distributed to the members , including the ‘individual oral presentations of recent activities’; those from June 2012 to December 2015 were stored as text files for analysis. Subjects included four men in their 50s and 60s (Subjects A, B, C, and D), and all data were analyzed using Excel, R, and MeCab (open‐source Japanese language morphological analysis software ).…”

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Analysis of nouns and verbs uttered by adults with aphasia at community‐based rehabilitation training

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2016

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This paper presents the morphological analysis of nouns and verbs uttered by adults with aphasia at community-based rehabilitation training to obtain preliminary design guidelines for an IT-based communication support tool for aphasics and their caregivers. The results of analysis show that the (i) frequently uttered verbs are limited among the subjects, and (ii) aphasics use a variety of nouns by reflecting their own disabilities and living environments.

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Analysis of nouns and verbs uttered by adults with aphasia at community‐based rehabilitation training

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2016

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“…(Kastor, 2000;Marasabessy (Ed. ), 2002;Damanik, 2003;Aditjondro, 2003;Nosu, 2017;Pieris, 2004;Klinken, 2007;Yunanto, 2017). The conflicts in Poso and Ambon were also marked by the emergence of militant groups from both sides, such as Laskar Jundullah and Christ' Army in Ambon, as well as Mujahidin Indonesia Timur and Brigade Manguni in Poso (Yunanto, 2017;Haider et al, 2019;Damayanti, 2018).…”

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From Politics of Islam to Terrorism: Discovering the Roots of Islamophobia in Indonesia

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Yunanto,

Siahaan

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Intl. J. Rel.

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Islamophobia is an issue that has affected both minority and majority Muslim communities in many countries, including Indonesia. To gain a deeper understanding of Islamophobia in Indonesia, this study focuses on two of eight components of Islamophobia identified by Sabri Ciftci (2012), namely, Islam is perceived as a political ideology and is associated with violence. Through a combination of qualitative and quantitative methods, including historical-comparative and survey, the authors explore how the Indonesian government has dealt with Islamophobia since the Old and New Order periods. This research also delves into how Islamophobia has impacted minority Christians and moderate Muslims during the Reform Era, where Islam is often associated with religious intolerance and terrorism. The results indicate that Islamophobia in Indonesia has three primary root causes linked to certain Islamic societal behaviour: political tensions between Islamic fundamentalists and nationalists regarding the state ideology, religious tensions between radical Muslims and Christians resulting in intolerance, and acts of terrorism using Islamic symbols. This research concludes Islamophobia in Indonesia has switched from the government to the community level, requiring the government policy to eliminate Islamophobia in a pluralistic society.

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“…Although [4,5] researched the same aphasic group investigated in the present study, the novelty of the present research is as follows:…”

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Analysis of behavior of adults with Aphasia in a community

2017

J. adv. health med. sci.

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Aphasia is a disorder involving the disruption of language ability owing to brain injury. Practical communication support tools for adults with aphasia have been proposed, some of which are used in therapy and daily communication. The recent development of specialized applications and information technology, especially tablet computers and other portable devices, can improve communication between adults with aphasia, their caregivers, therapists, and others. The present study aimed to identify the needs of adults with aphasia and caregiving family members concerning communication aids. This paper analyzes the behavior of adults with aphasia in a community to clarify the preliminary requirements of computerized communication aid in Japanese for aphasics and their caregivers. The study data were obtained through (1) responses to questionnaires conducted on aphasics and their caregiving family members and (2) a morphological investigation of aphasics in community-based rehabilitation training. The principal results can be summarized as follows: (i) adults with aphasia and their caregiving family members have dif􀅫iculty communicating in various situations in their daily lives; among these, the most serious issue is the ability to share the conditions of the adult with aphasia; (ii) the noun utterances of the participants were diverse in terms of the frequency and content of uttered nouns; and (iii) the verbs frequently uttered by the adults with aphasia were limited in number. Based on these 􀅫indings, the preliminary conceptual design of a computer-based communication support tool is discussed as follows: (a) in addition to language impediments, adults with aphasia are more or less paralyzed; however, portable tablet PCs incorporating communication support software represent a promising communication aid; and (b) since the tendencies of verb and noun utterances differed among the participants, at least two different types of communication software should be implemented on tablet PCs.

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Analysis of Activities of Adults with Aphasia at Community-Based Rehabilitation Training

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Analysis of nouns and verbs uttered by adults with aphasia at community‐based rehabilitation training

Analysis of nouns and verbs uttered by adults with aphasia at community‐based rehabilitation training

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Analysis of behavior of adults with Aphasia in a community

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