Individuell læring i gruppebasert psykoedukativ kognitiv rehabilitering

Evensen, Aud E.; Brataas, Hilfrid V.; Landstad, Bodil J.

doi:10.7557/14.1188

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“…Målgruppen er personer som har vaert lang tids sykmeldte, og har plager som kroniske smerter, psykiske plager som angst/depresjon, søvnproblemer og kjennetegn på utmatting (http://www.smednes-trivselsgard.no/). På AFEM rehabilitering legger de til grunn en psykoedukativ tilnaerming (Evensen, Brataas, Landsem 2010). Forskning antyder at deltakere erfarer rehabiliteringen som en bevisstgjøringsprosess (Evensen et al 2010,Brataas og Evensen 2011.…”

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“…På AFEM rehabilitering legger de til grunn en psykoedukativ tilnaerming (Evensen, Brataas, Landsem 2010). Forskning antyder at deltakere erfarer rehabiliteringen som en bevisstgjøringsprosess (Evensen et al 2010,Brataas og Evensen 2011. Muligens har deltakere på AFEM og andre aktører i nettverkene til deltakerne forskjellige forståelser om årsaker for deres problemer.…”

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“…På AFEM rehabilitering er målsettingen at deltakerne laerer om seg selv og sine måter å tenke, føle og handle på i møte med aktører i ulike nettverk. De setter seg nye mål for sine måter å mestre egen hverdag på (Brataas og Evensen 2006, Brataas og Evensen 2011, Evensen et al 2010. Skjer det en kommunikasjon mellom deltakere og helsepersonell på rehabiliterings-institusjonen som fører til åpning av svare bokser?…”

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Nettverkserfaringer hos personer med behov for arbeidsrettet rehabilitering

Evensen¹,

Brataas²

2015

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This article analyzes network experiences of persons who have participated in a program for rehabilitation back to work. The study was qualitative, with a descriptive and interpretive research design, using qualitative in-depth interviews. Results show how the informants related to their network before rehabilitation and how they during the rehabilitation opened up to learn about their own network understanding. There were noticeable changes in their way of how to deal with their networks. There is a need of more knowledge about how persons in need of rehabilitation back to work experience and relate to different networks.

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Nettverkserfaringer hos personer med behov for arbeidsrettet rehabilitering

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2015

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“…rehabilitation called Responsibility for Self-Mastery (AFEM) [1] for people on sick leave who have compound problems, such as chronic pain, musculoskeletal disorders, psychological distress, and signs of fatigue. AFEM is a comprehensive four-week lasting psychosocial and psycho-educative rehabilitation back to work program in Central Norway [2]. The model includes pain assessment and total appraisements based on the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health model (ICF) [3].…”

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Pain Assessment as a Tool in Back-to-Work Rehabilitation

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Evensen²,

Torvik³

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The purpose of this study was to elucidate participant experiences with a way to use pain assessment as a tool in vocational rehabilitation and see if the process is perceived to be important for the rehabilitation process in a four-week lasting rehabilitation back to work program for people with chronic pain, mental illness and fatigue symptoms. Design: A qualitative study. Purposeful typical case sampling. Semi-structured qualitative interviews with rehabilitation back to work participants were thematic content analyzed. Setting: Interviews at the end of the 4 th week of rehabilitation took place at a Rehabilitation Center in Central Norway. Subjects: Six women and four men aged 23 to 57 years, suffering from chronic pain and mild mental illness symptoms. Main outcome measure: This paper describes the participants' experiences with pain mapping in backto-work rehabilitation, used as a tool in a rehabilitation model for people suffering from chronic pain and mild mental illness. Results: The main topic was "empowered to insights". The results illustrate a process where mapping tools were experienced relevant in the process of growing discovery of pain and ways of pain management. Pain assessment as a joint aid for both themselves and the staff provided a clearer pain understanding. Conclusion: Mapping as own activity, and cooperation with supportive personnel showing respect for patients' own experiences, may promote empowerment, and further motivate own efforts and progress of the rehabilitation process.

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Life stories of people on sick leave from work because of mild mental illness, pain and fatigue

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Evensen²

2016

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Illness may develop when experiencing crises or strain over time in private situations, this in combination with expectations and requirements in working life. Not only working environments, but also the private situations, life history events, and self-esteem of individuals, should be taken into consideration in the rehabilitation program. There is a need of research on working life that support the employee's positive self-image, and on effective rehabilitation when needed.

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Individuell læring i gruppebasert psykoedukativ kognitiv rehabilitering

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Nettverkserfaringer hos personer med behov for arbeidsrettet rehabilitering

Nettverkserfaringer hos personer med behov for arbeidsrettet rehabilitering

Pain Assessment as a Tool in Back-to-Work Rehabilitation

Life stories of people on sick leave from work because of mild mental illness, pain and fatigue

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