YH-3-011

• Akutvård 2005 - Rehabiliation
• Akutvård 2006 - Rehabiliation
• Ergoterapi 2005 - Rehabilitation
• Ergoterapi 2006 - Rehabilitation
• Fysioterapi 2005 - Rehabilitation
• Fysioterapi 2006 - Rehabilitation
• Human ageing and elderly service 2005 (international students) - Rehabilitation
• Human ageing and elderly service 2005 (native students) - Rehabilitation
• Human ageing and elderly service 2006 (native students) - Rehabilitation
• Human ageing and elderly service 2006 (international students) - Rehabilitation
• Det sociala området 2005 - Rehabilitation
• Det sociala området 2006 - Rehabilitation
• Vård 2005 (sjukskötare) - Rehabilitation
• Vård 2006 (sjukskötare) - Rehabilitation

Engelska

Valfri

4

5 sp

The aim of the course is that the student increases knowledge and awareness about different forms of rehabilitation. Student increases his knowledge about the purpose and meaning of rehabilitation from different perspectives and after the course student has knopwledge about different actors involved in rehabilitation.
Student increases his knowledge about the purpose and meaning of rehabilitation from different perspectives and after the course student has knowledge about different actors involved in rehabilitation. Student is also able to use different kinds of eveidence when planning rehabilitation for individuals and groups.

After the course the student has

• knowledge about the role and responsibility of the community regarding rehabilitation.
• student has also knowledge about the role NGO organisations has as a resource in rehabililitation
  -has deeper knowledge about different rehabilitation forms as a base for their practical work.
• knowledge about importance of working evidence based in rehabilitation as a way to guarantee the best possible rehabilitation for individuals and groups.
• understands the indivdual persons experiences regarding rehabilitation and disability.
  -can clarify his own professional role in the rehabilitation process and can use his professional knowledge in mulitiprofessional work.
• is able to participate in multiprofessional project work.

• Individual meaning and experience of a disability
• Multiprofessional perspective on rehabilitation
• NGO organisations and rehabilitation.
• Evidence Based practive
• Introduction to project work

Grundkurser inom eget ämnesområde

Obligatorisk närvaro vid handledning, grupparbeten och seminarier.

Barnes, C., Mercer, G., Shakespeare, T. 1999. Exploring disability: a sociological introduction. Cambridge: Polity Press.
Beisser, A. 1990. Flying without wings: personal reflections on loss, disability and healing. New York: Bantam.
Boström, K. 2005. Living with deteriorating and hereditary disease : experiences over ten years of persons with muscular dystrophy and their next of kin. Örebro: Örebro universitet.
Brown, I., Brown, R. 2003. Quality of life and disability: an approach for community practitioners. London : Jessica Kingsley.
Hick, C. 1999. Research methods for clinical therapists : applied project design and analysis. Edinburgh : Churchill Livingstone
Lewis, J. 2001. Project planning, scheduling & control - a hands-on guide to bringing projects in on time and on budget. New York : McGraw-Hill.
Lillrank, A. 1998. Living one day at a time: parental dilemmas of managing the experience and the care of childhood cancer. STAKES.
Loijas, S., Merentie, A. 1995. Towards a society for all: an action programme on disability policy. Helsingfors : Ministry of Social Affairs and Health: National Council on Disability.
Mattingly, C. 1998. Healing dramas and clinical plots : the narrative structure of experience. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
Oliver, M. 1996. Understanding disability: from theory to practice. Basingstoke: Macmillan.
Refshauge, K., Ada, L., Ellis, E. (ed). Science-based rehabilitation: theories into practice Edinburgh: Butterworth-Heinemann.
Strandberg, T. 2006. Vuxna med förvärvad traumatisk hjärnskada - omställningsprocesser och konsekvenser i vardagslivet: en studie av femton personers upplevelser och erfarenheter av att leva med förvärvad traumatisk hjärnskada. Örebro : Örebro Universitetsbibliotek.
Söderlund, M. 2004. Som drabbad av en orkan : anhörigas tillvaro när en närstående drabbas av demens. Åbo : Åbo Akademis förlag Pargas.
Teittinen, A. 2000. Miten tutkia vammaisuutta yhteiskunnallisena kysymyksenä. Jyväskylä: Jyväskylän yliopisto.

• Föreläsningar - 20 timmar
• Studiebesök och demonstrationer - 20 timmar
• Studentstyrd lärarhandledd undervisning - 30 timmar
• Projekt- och produktionsarbete - 30 timmar
• Självstudier - 30 timmar

• Kursens totala antal arbetstimmar: 130 timmar
• Varav självstyrda studieformer: 60 timmar
• Varav schemalagda studier: 70 timmar

Närundervisning

Rapporter och produktioner

Attendance at compulsory parts of the course: seminars, groupwork and supervision.
Passed in examination of project plan.

• Arola Annikki
• Kokko Anne
• Nordlund-Spiby Rut
• Sundell Solveig

Arola Annikki

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Ingen begränsning

Till datum 2010-01-31

01.09.09:
10.15-11.00 Introduction to course. Presentation of course content and working methods. COMPULSORY PRECENCE
11.00-12-00 LUNCH
12.00-13.00: Lectures: What is project work? Anne Kokko
13.15- 14.30: Presentation of projects
14.45-16.00: Individual work: literature about project work
03.09.09
08.30-12.00: Individual work: literature about project work
13-15-15.00:Lectures: Rehabilitation as a frame of reference. Annikki Arola
08.09.09:
09.15- 11.00:Evidence Based practice. Anne Kokko
12.00-15.00: Individual perspective on rehabilitation. Anne Kokko and Solveig Sundell
10.09.09
08.30-12.00: Group work with project planning.
Supervision
15.09.09:
09.15-11.00:Group work with project planning.
Supervision
12.00-13.30:Lectures Multiprofessional work in rehabilitation. Annikki Arola
14.00-16.00:Group work with project planning
17.09.09:
08.30-12.00: Team meeting whole group.
Compulsory presence
13.00-15.00:Group work with writing project plan

2009-10-12 - Rapporter och produktioner