Handbook of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

Krusen, Frank H.; Kottke, Frederic J.; Ellwood, Paul M.; Markind, Simon

doi:10.1097/00003081-196608000-00029

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“…The clinieal aspects of diathermy are beyond the scope of this book; the texts by Krusen et al (1971) and Lehmann (1982) are recommended as sources of more complete information for the interested reader.…”

Section: Therapeutic Application Of Rf/mw Energies (Dia Thermy)mentioning

confidence: 99%

Biological Effects and Health Implications of Radiofrequency Radiation

Michaelson¹,

Lin²

1987

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Section: Therapeutic Application Of Rf/mw Energies (Dia Thermy)mentioning

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Biological Effects and Health Implications of Radiofrequency Radiation

Michaelson¹,

Lin²

1987

140

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“…It also allows individuals to restore their original social, mental, professional, and economic abilities to the best condition (Stryker, 1977). 90% of patients with hemiplegic stroke were able to get out of bed through rehabilitation therapy, 70% of them were able to perform daily activities independently, 30% of the working age could return to their job and have worked as a pre-stroke occupation, but 3-10% of the patients continued to remain dependent until the end of the rehabilitation period (Krusen, Kottke, & Ellwood, 1971). In South Korea, however, there are very few social reintegration programs in the local community, such as lack of awareness about rehabilitation treatment, preference for personal treatment, economic difficulties, lack of rehabilitation facilities and lack of human resources, etc.…”

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P-31　Planning research on development of social reintegration service for people with stroke

Lee

Kweon

Kim

et al. 2017

The Japanese journal of ergonomics

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The purpose of study is to develop service for social reintegration for people with stroke. The people with stroke usually suffer from brain diseases and accidents, and have difficulty in going back to social life due to the lack of their physical and cognitive ability. They are experienced frustration in their disability acceptance process, and a variety of personal and social problems may arise due to the avoidance of social activities through relationship with family and their others. The hospital-based social reintegration program have also running and include psychological support, family support, leisure support, career support, social experience, living environment support, and linking of community resources. However, it is necessary for the community to continue to provide social reintegration training after discharging from the hospital. To develop community-based social reintegration service, we investigated demographic characteristics of people with stroke, and current status of hospital-based social reintegration program for people with stroke. Also, we look for social reintegration contents using science and technology. Numerical solutions are providing hospitals in Korea for enhancing social reintegration for people with stroke including providing rehabilitation information, emotional support, leisure activities, and various social activities. Those hospitalbased programs are constantly motivating people with stroke and their families for returning to the community. However, people with stroke can stay for up to three months, and there are not enough facilities available for receiving programs when returning to the society. Therefore, it is necessary to provide social reintegration program in the community even after the hospital discharge. It is expected that science and technology will help people with stroke to return to society. Now we are suggesting building ecosystem of returning to the community through science and technology. It will develop a comprehensive solution for social reintegration based on science and technology contents, which enables socially reintegrated for people with stroke. This solution makes it possible for people with stroke to interact with friends and family members, and it will also help to lay the foundation for rehabilitation contents industrialization.

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“…Physiatrists usually agree that rehabilitation 'involves treatment and training of the patient to the end that he may attain his maximum potential for normal living physically, psychologically, socially and vocationally' (Krusen, Kottke and Ellwood, 1966). This way of viewing the total person and his needs is unique in medicine.…”

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Work evaluation and work adjustment for severely handicapped people: A counseling approach

Lassiter

1982

Int J Adv Counselling

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Following a brief statement on the background of severe disability, the vocational implications for people thus affected were discussed. Maslow's hierarchy of need theory was used as a basis for exploring the special needs of the severely disabled. In each of the needs in the hierarchy: physiological, safety, belongingness, esteem and self-actualization, an effort was made to relate these basic needs to five major vocational implications and to offer suggestions for rehabilitation staff on ways of assisting clients in moving towards freedom and independence in work adjustment and eventually in satisfactory employment.

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Handbook of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

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Biological Effects and Health Implications of Radiofrequency Radiation

P-31　Planning research on development of social reintegration service for people with stroke

Work evaluation and work adjustment for severely handicapped people: A counseling approach

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