Current Status of Use and Satisfaction with Family Support Services for Families of Children with Disabilities

김기룡,; 강경숙,; 이명희,

doi:10.18541/ser.2016.11.15.4.205

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2016

DOI: 10.18541/ser.2016.11.15.4.205

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Current Status of Use and Satisfaction with Family Support Services for Families of Children with Disabilities

김기룡 김기룡¹,

강경숙 강경숙²,

이명희 이명희³

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“…Caring services that meet humanistic, emotional and basic needs include treatment, leisure, activities and education. However, previous studies that investigated the experience of assistance services, behaviour rehabilitation and family support reported parents' dissatisfaction with frequency of use, eligibility requirements and lack of information (Choi & Kim, 2016;Kim et al, 2016;Kim & Lee, 2018). Besides, caring services are not widely distributed or used by children and their families (Raja, 2016;Ryan & Quinlan, 2018;WHO, 2015).…”

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Accessibility of social services and ICT‐based services for children with disabilities and their families

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Shin

Jeon

2023

Child & Family Social Work

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Children with disabilities and their families are often socially isolated. To integrate them into society, it is important to improve their access to services and encourage families to participate in society. It is effective to incorporate information and communication technology in providing information access and care services for children with disabilities and their families. Therefore, this study explores parental satisfaction with and demand for information and communication technology‐based care services for children with disabilities. This study used an explanatory sequential mixed method design. A total of 99 parents of children enrolled in two schools for special education or rehabilitation hospital participated in the study. Data were collected from parents through either a questionnaire survey or interviews. The study was conducted from 5 November to 5 December 2018. More than 50% of the participants found it inconvenient to search for services and reported below‐average satisfaction because of a lack of information and the results being inappropriate, abstract, difficult to understand, insufficient and scattered. More than 70% of the participants were dissatisfied with the services because of their high cost and the limited frequency of use. Participants expressed a need for information and communication technology‐based services to address these issues, including services to help the child's development, with low eligibility requirements and easy access to treatment that can enhance networks and services. Parents had high care burdens and difficulties accessing services for their children, which highlights the need for alternative services.

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Accessibility of social services and ICT‐based services for children with disabilities and their families

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Shin

Jeon

2023

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Models of rehabilitation medical service delivery system in the world

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Shin

2017

J Korean Med Assoc

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In rehabilitation medicine, differences exist in programs and facilities of rehabilitation medical services provided for the acute, subacute, and chronic phases of a disorder caused by disease or trauma. The establishment of a rehabilitation medical delivery system is important as a way of providing appropriate rehabilitation medical services according to the timing and circumstances of the onset of a condition, but the domestic rehabilitation system is insufficient. The purpose of this study was to investigate the models of rehabilitation medical service delivery in representative countries such as the United States, Japan, and the United Kingdom, and to examine the characteristics of the system of each country. Rehabilitation medical service systems vary from country to country, but each country has a unified mechanism for service linkage in order to deliver various services in an organic relationship with service users (persons with disabilities and families) and providers (government and medical facilities). It is necessary to construct a rehabilitation medical delivery system according to the circumstances in Korea based on a comparative analysis of the systems of other representative countries.

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Current Status of Use and Satisfaction with Family Support Services for Families of Children with Disabilities

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Accessibility of social services and ICT‐based services for children with disabilities and their families

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Models of rehabilitation medical service delivery system in the world

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