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June 30, 2023

Pilot of ICF-based Tools and Practices to Occupational Therapists

This material includes ICF-based tools for occupational therapists which we developed further after our pilot. In the pilot, we also had ICF training but it was based on the ICF basic course developed during this INPRO project. Coronaria is developing further ICF training, see ICF training to all rehabilitation professionals. This material includes the modified RPS form (only in Finnish) and very basic subsets for occupational therapists working with children, teens, and adults. The subsets are developed by occupational therapists at Coronaria. The subsets will be further developed in the future along with our ICF training. The materials are in English except for the RPS (Rehabilitation Problem Solving-Form) form.

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A. Kivini, U Äijälä

June 30, 2023

Pilot of ICF-based Tools and Practices to Physiotherapists

This material includes ICF-based tools for physiotherapists which we developed further after our pilot. In the pilot, we also had ICF training but it was based on the ICF basic course developed during this INPRO project. Coronaria is developing further ICF training, see ICF training to all rehabilitation professionals. This material includes the modified RPS form (only in Finnish) and the ICF rehabilitation set including the minimal set of environmental factors and personal factors with support questions for interviewing. Material includes also the very basic subsets for physiotherapists working with children, adults, adults with neurological diagnoses, and adults with long-term pain. The subsets are developed by physiotherapists at Coronaria. The subsets will be further developed in the future along with our ICF training. The materials are in English and partly in Finnish.

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J. Lapinoja, M. Mannisenmäki, L. Mutanen, I. Rasi

June 30, 2023

Pilot of ICF-based Tools and Practices to Speech Therapists

This material includes ICF-based tools for speech therapists which we developed further after our pilot. In the pilot, we also had ICF training but it was based on the ICF basic course developed during this INPRO project. Coronaria is developing further ICF training, see ICF training to all rehabilitation professionals. This material includes the modified RPS form (only in Finnish) and the very basic subsets for speech therapists working with children and adults. The subsets are developed by speech therapists at Coronaria. The subsets will be further developed in the future along with our ICF training. The materials are in English and partly in Finnish.

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A. Kivini, M. Syväys, Piia Aro-Pulliainen

August 16, 2023

Discussion Tool

It is not easy to ask for all the information to fill in the ICF framework. Some people have difficulties asking personal questions or are having trouble to discover together with a client what their values are, what and who is important to them, what motivates them, and what their needs are. This tool is developed to help discover these questions together with the client. This document includes questions you can ask during your conversation with the client and an example of an answer you can get.

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E. van Lingen, T. van der Schaaf, I. Otten

June 30, 2023

Video between a rehabilitation professional and a client

This video material was developed because there was a need for practical examples for ICF training (eg. when learning how to use ICF-based tools in practice). This short video material is intended for rehabilitation professionals and students. For example, the video can be used when learning how to use the RPS form. Link to the video material: https://youtu.be/3VRPqlt9u_E

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L. Mutanen

July 7, 2023

Practice in Prevention, with Children

In cooperation with a school, 9 students (physiotherapy, dietetics) formed 4 interprofessional teams and worked with 6 pupils (10-12 years old) on their health concerns. The student teams were guided by lecturers but worked independently most of the time.

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Claudia Zimmel, Anita Kidritsch, Ursula Hemetek, Wilfried-Donatus Fux, Michaela Neubauer, Christian Freisleben-Teutscher