16 Questions
What enables rehabilitation wards to harbour an enabling culture?
A team that encourages independence and has a positive attitude
What is the focus of functionally based treatment in rehabilitation?
Improving functional abilities, such as walking to the toilet
What is a key aspect of individualized holistic outcome goals in rehabilitation?
Incorporating social aspects
What is a characteristic of good rehabilitationalists?
Optimistic attitude
What is a benefit of a positive attitude from the rehabilitation team and other patients?
It improves patient's expectations
What is the primary focus of initial assessment in rehabilitation?
Assessing mood, motivation, and expectations
Where can successful rehabilitation take place, apart from specialized rehabilitation wards?
In acute wards and specialist wards
What is the main goal of therapy in rehabilitation?
Improving mobility and balance
Who typically leads the medical therapy in rehabilitation?
Doctor
What is the purpose of reassessment in rehabilitation?
To evaluate progress and adjust goals
What is the focus of occupational therapy in rehabilitation?
Enhancing self-care skills
What is the primary goal of rehabilitation?
To restore or maximize physical, mental, and social functioning
What is the role of the patient in the rehabilitation process?
The patient is an active participant in the process
What is rehabilitation often mistaken for?
Convalescence
What is the 'secret weapon' of the geriatrician?
Rehabilitation
What is the level of effort required from the patient in rehabilitation?
Moderate effort, similar to training for a marathon
Understanding the principles of geriatric rehabilitation, including the importance of a positive attitude and non-evidence-based interventions. Discover how good rehabilitationalists approach their work with optimism and a focus on giving every patient a chance.
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