Sociální práce v systému koordinované rehabilitace

Vacková, Jitka

doi:10.32725/zsf.2020_124343

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“…As a result, the clients often have to search for a suitable rehabilitation care setting by themselves, or with the help of their families. This is coherent to Vacková et al (2020) who states that coordinated rehabilitation needs good cooperation of the interdisciplinary team. That is often not achieved.…”

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“…Acquired brain injury and mainly stroke are very common worldwide and have a severe effect on human life. Coordinated rehabilitation is needed to reach maximal self-independence and quality of life (Vacková et al, 2020). According to the WHO (2017), "rehabilitation is a set of interventions designed to optimize functioning and reduce disability in individuals with health conditions in interaction with their environment".…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Hospital settings provide vital care during times of crisis, but it is now being realised that dependence can be too quickly established in such environments. Increased attention is now being paid worldwide to the importance of enabling people to practice daily tasks again within ordinary life settings; a principle that has always underpinned occupational therapy (Vacková et al, 2020). This research is focused on the experience of one aspect of the rehabilitation following ABI, namely attendance at a camp located in the natural environment, away from family and hospital settings.…”

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“…To address this problem, in cooperation with the Department of Rehabilitation Medicine of 1st Faculty of Medicine, Charles University and University Hospital in Prague, the non-governmental organization (NGO) "Rehalb" organizes a special one-week programme for ABI clients, the so-called "Rekondiční pobyt" (Vacková et al, 2020). The term is rather difficult to translate into English; the term "re-condition" includes the idea of re-initiation, i.e.…”

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Participants' experiences of rehabilitation camp

Rodová¹,

Sládková²,

Kuželková³

2021

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Background: Enabling people to return to independent living following Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) is a challenge for rehabilitation. In co-operation with the Department of Rehabilitation Medicine, Prague, Czech Republic, the non-governmental organization Rehalb holds week-long rehabilitation camps (RC). These deliberately take people from the hospital setting to a more demanding environment in order to encourage attendees to become more independent. Aim: This study aimed to uncover and describe the personal experiences of rehabilitation camp participants. Methods: A phenomenological approach was used. Data were gathered from 6 in-depth interviews. Results: The RCs seem to provoke enhanced opportunities within the participants' changed capacities. The camp's activities provided opportunities for easier re-integration into society; significant progress was being observed in related aspects. Six themes, which incorporated several categories, were identified: "Doing more"; "Escaping stereotypes"; "Discovering hidden potential"; "Finding independence"; "Transferring to normal life" and "Building relationships". Conclusions: The natural and constantly stimulating rehabilitation environment of the camps can be considered a very appropriate setting for interdisciplinary stimulation of independence skills of the ABI clients. In that matter, the RCs could be considered an important component of the rehabilitation process for people with the ABI diagnosis.

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confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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2021

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The benefits of coordinated rehabilitation in the treatment of stroke patients: A literature review

2023

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The article reveals the features of coordinated rehabilitation – a process that leads to rehabilitating of people with neurological damage that limits their functionality. The purpose of the article is a literature review within the framework of GAJU 066/2022/S, funded by the grant agency of the South Bohemian University of Czech Budejovice, Czech Republic, examining the effectiveness of coordinated rehabilitation in patients recovering from strokes and the use of the standardized Functional Independence Measure (FIM) test to assess the patient’s condition. Data come from current Czech and foreign publications. The EDS multi-finder was used to search for literary sources. Document searches were from 2016-2022 in Czech and English. Search terms include post-stroke rehabilitation, FIM, rehabilitation after stroke, neurorehabilitation, and community based rehabilitation. The start of coordinated rehabilitation of stroke patients should be timely, long-term, comprehensive, and effective, involving a multidisciplinary approach and teamwork. It is essential to develop an individual approach and create a suitable individual plan that allows the use of the FIM test. This is the only way to establish long-term and mutually beneficial cooperation. As the cost of rehabilitation increases, the financial burden on the healthcare system also increases. Caring for a stroke patient also puts various burdens on the family. Successful rehabilitation can reduce the use of costly medicines and materials and decrease the need for nursing care and the term of hospital stay. The social costs of strokes are associated with long-term dependence and a low degree of resocialization. Considering the frequency of strokes and the associated disability, there is an increasing need for coordinated services within coordinated rehabilitation. Gaps in data on coordinated stroke rehabilitation should be filled by providing necessary information about long-term participation in community-based programs.

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Life After Stroke and the Key Role of Coordinated Rehabilitation From the Perspective of the Stroke Survivor Families

Shuranova,

Vacková,

Rimárová

et al. 2024

Clin. and prev. med.

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Introduction. Stroke significantly affects the lives of survivors, requiring adaptation to lost capabilities while impacting physical, mental, and emotional well-being. Stroke is a leading cause of acquired disability in adults and a significant contributor to mortality, particularly among older individuals and in low-income countries. A stroke is described as a neurological deficit caused by acute damage to the central nervous system. Aim. The study's main aim was to explore the use of coordinated stroke rehabilitation before, during, and after hospital discharge. It examined components of coordinated rehabilitation, focusing on the needs of the client's family. This study was conducted as part of the GAJU 066/2022/S project and approved by the ethics committee under 6/2022. Materials and methods. This study used a qualitative research approach and semi-structured interviews with family members caring for stroke patients. The data collected was then analyzed using various coding strategies with the assistance of ATLAS.ti software. This rigorous methodology ensured the reliability and validity of the study's findings. Results. The effects of strokes are profound, not only on patients but also on their families and caregivers. Adapting to life after a stroke necessitates significant changes in family dynamics, values, and norms. The importance of effective communication and support from healthcare staff during patient hospitalization cannot be overstated. Respondents highlighted the role of quality care and communication in ensuring a positive hospital stay. However, they also pointed out certain deficiencies, such as delayed stroke diagnosis and inadequate information about post-discharge care and rehabilitation. The study underscored the importance of at-home rehabilitation in familiar environments for functional improvement. Conclusions. Life after a stroke presents a substantial challenge for patients and their families, requiring physical, psychosocial, and emotional adaptation. Coordinated rehabilitation facilitates post-stroke adjustments for patients and families and increases overall quality of life. Improved coordination and communication among healthcare providers, development of multidisciplinary rehabilitation teams, and effective post-discharge monitoring and support systems are essential for comprehensive care tailored to the needs of the patient and their families. Stroke patient family members advocate for enhanced support and services for better rehabilitation and for coping with post-stroke challenges.

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Sociální práce v systému koordinované rehabilitace

Cited by 7 publications

References 84 publications

Participants' experiences of rehabilitation camp

Participants' experiences of rehabilitation camp

The benefits of coordinated rehabilitation in the treatment of stroke patients: A literature review

Life After Stroke and the Key Role of Coordinated Rehabilitation From the Perspective of the Stroke Survivor Families

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