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Some views on rehabilitation visits to support living at home Shinichi Nojiri 1 , Hiroaki Yamanaga 2 , Tomoaki Ookubo 1 Keyword: 訪問リハビリテーション , 生活構造 , 生活再建 , 生活障害 , 国際生活機能分類 , visiting rehabilitation , ADL , self-care , QOL , ICF pp.78-86
Published Date 2007/7/15
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.6001100117
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 We aim to improve QOL and re-construct our clients' daily life via our "visiting rehabilitation support system." In order to effectively intervene at the clients' residence, one must not only look at the clients' potential abilities or actual practice in individual ADL activities such as bathing, feeding, etc. In addition to such "parts of daily life", one should also evaluate "the structure of the clients' daily life", by looking at how the ADL activities are interconnected, who is involved in the clients' lives, and so on. Although therapists tend to spend much time and effort training the clients in self-care, self-care related activities only constitute approximately 20% of waking hours of the day. Self-care activities are necessary physiological human activities, but the way that the remaining 80% of the day was spent varied greatly between individuals. Therefore, in order to elevate the clients' level of activity and to aim for a highest level of QOL, one must look after the clients' daily life in its entirety. We conduct our visiting rehabilitation service through four successive phases to support the clients at their residences:1) the set-up phase, 2) the adjustment phase, 3) the maintenance phase, and 4) the step-up phase. Through these phases, we aim to improve the clients' independence of self-care and reduce assistance needed, and to eventually lead them out of their residences to participate socially in their communities.


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