ABSTRACT Background: Functional activities practiced in Indian scenario differ in many ways in comparison to other countries. Majority of the functional assessment scales were developed in western nations pertaining to their activities. However, no functional scales have been developed addressing the needs of the Indian population. The scale is developed to assess the independence in physical and cognitive function. Methodology: The KLEU Functional Assessment Scale (KLEUFAS) was developed using a multistep method, divided into three phases: phase 1, Conceptualization and item generation; phase 2, Item reduction, allocation of items to domains and validation of the questionnaire; and phase 3, Repeatability and responsiveness testing of final version of the questionnaire. …show more content…
1. In conceptualization, a functional scale was designed with set of common functions performed in the urban and rural population in India. 2. Review of presently used functional scale that measures the activity of daily living. 3. Multidisciplinary team meeting to generate items for the questionnaire which included physiotherapist from different departments such as Neurology, Cardio respiratory, Musculoskeletal, Community, Geriatrics, Sports, Women’s health, Pediatrics and Medical social workers. All the items included in this functional outcome scale were uni-dimensional. Initially 10 physical domains with 39 items were generated under physical function assessment. There was another domain which was to include any other physical activities different from the above. 6 domains with 15 items in cognitive function were generated by the authors. Phase 2: Item addition, and validation of the
a. Screen failures will be notified by Dr. X that they cannot participate in the pilot study because they do not meet the subject inclusion criteria. The data obtained by the screen failures will be immediately disposed for confidentiality purposes. b. Randomization Procedures After the participants receive permission to participate in the physical therapy rehabilitation study and completed the informed consent documents, the Principal Investigator will randomly assign the patients to either the balance, strength, or Dry Needling rehabilitation group through drawing a number out of a hat. c. Study Intervention i.
The Keirsey self-assessment tool is a valuable instrument that can identify an individual’s strengths, weaknesses, and personality type. A committee is comprised of many unique individuals, and a tool such as this can give unique insight into ourselves and others. Completing this 71 questionnaire is both fast and easy. It is important for the entire group to review and understand the temperament groups. There are four temperament groups, each with their own unique qualities.
Economy c. Social status d. Age 4. How many scale items are used to measure neurologic impairment in the National Institutes of Health Stroke Scale? a. 9 items b. 12 items c. 15 items d. 18 items 5. Based on this article,
Liberal Arts Self-Assessment There are many benefits to achieving a Liberal Arts education. A Liberal Arts education provides the learner with a broad range of information to help guide them in a direction that create intellectual growth. Liberal Arts cover a wide range of subjects and creates a solid foundation for many other areas of study. A Liberal Arts education teaches you how to think, learn, see things as a whole, makes you a better communicator, and problem solver. A Liberal Arts education is the most important factor in creating critically thinking, well rounded interesting individuals.
eek 5 The book mentions that the purpose of a biopsychosocial assessment is to help identify supports or interventions an older adult could benefit from and identify those areas which the older person may be at risk (p. 83). After the assessment is completed, then services need to be provided to help support the older person, so they can function as independently as possible. In my time working in the nursing home setting, I have spent a great deal of time completing these assessments and focusing on the areas which a person needs assistance.
Evaluation Single System Research Design in A Female Client in A Nursing Home Single system research design is a form of research that allows professionals to compare the performance of a single system before and after treatment. The single system may be an individual person, a single group, a single family, or a single organization. The goal in single system is to encourage positive behaviors, reduce negative behaviors. The target problem is equivalent to the dependent variable in group designs.
Jack Ma once said, “The world needs new leadership, but the new leadership is about working together.” This could not be more true at Boston University through its Kilachand Honors College. I believe it is because their approach of interdisciplinary problem-solving, is about expanding students’ world-views. In this program you are learning with different individuals who have different interest and fields of study. According to Pew Research Center, “Political polarization is the defining feature of early 21st century American politics...”.
The data were processed and analyzed using SPSS version 18. Frequencies, cross tabulation, Pearson’s, chi-square test, ANOVA were used to analyze the data. A p-value of <0.05 was considered statistically
ABLLS-R Assessment Summary Student: KFI Date: October 14, 2015 Assessor: Suhail Aponte Background Info KFI is a fifteen years old female residing with her biological mother in ¬¬¬-_______________, CT. KFI has been diagnosed with several mental health problems at an early age. Parent reported that several neuropsychological testing was completed at approximately age 8.
Strengths Finder Introduction Understanding one’s own strengths can be challenging but useful. Being self-aware can be especially beneficial in certain careers such as nursing. Being self-aware of one’s own strengths in the nursing field is extremely important for the nurse, their patient, and their peers. Some people may even suggest that understanding one’s own strengths is necessary to develop a meaningful nurse-patient relationship (Rasheed et al., 2018).
W-7 – PROFESSIONAL BOUNDARIES 1. I chose these competences because as a nurse it is vital to maintain professional boundaries and still be able to provide the therapeutic care without personally getting attached to patients. 2. From the article I learned that it is ok to be present with your patient, and caring about what they might be going through as you provide necessary care and support, but not to excessively worrying about a patient in your personal life/home” (p. 407) 3.
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Every class, injury, and experience has been in pursuit of my goal to help others live their healthiest lives. My personal characteristics, goals, and experiences will greatly contribute to my performance in the field of Kinesiology and will help me journey towards success and fulfillment in my chosen field of physical therapy. Biographical Questionnaire Name: Eleanor Jansen Student ID: 9071484258 Date: 1/28/18 Birthplace (city/state): Appleton, WI Pre-college education. List all schools attended, elementary through high school.
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