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On autonomy and participation in rehabilitation Cardol M, De Jong BA, Qard CD. Disabil Rehabil 24 ... 18 970-4 Purpose : To explore the concept of autonomy as a basis for social participation, with particular
Disability and Gender. Autonomy as an Indication of Adulthood Barron, Karin Uppsala Acta Universitatis ... continuedrequirement of practical assistance in adult life and autonomy. As the work has proceeded, thefocus has come
restrictions during the COVID-19 pandemic: a relational autonomy perspective Josie Dixon, Edmund Stubbs 1-29 ... family carers; human rights; pandemic; relational autonomy Care home residents were vulnerable to severe
Ho, A. Scandïnavian Journal of Caring Sciences 22 1 128-135 1 4 Relational autonomy ... Caring Sciences 22 1 128-135 1 4 Relational autonomy or undue pressure? Family’s role in medical decision-making
Concepts and issues related to choice making and autonomy among persons with severe disabilities Guess ... severe handicaps as an expression of personal autonomy and dignity. Directions for future research are
Clark, M. C., & Diamond, P. M. Research in Nursing & Health 33 1 20-34 1 2 Depression in family caregivers of elders: a ... theoretical model of caregiver burden, sociotropy, and autonomy
Reciprocity, Autonomy, and Vulnerability in Men’s Experiences of Informal Cancer Care Katherine Kenny ... 491-503 DOI: 10.1177/1049732319855962 Australia; autonomy; cancer; informal care; masculinity; qualitative;
OASIS. Old age and autonomy. The role of Service System and Intergenerational Family Solidarity. Final ... University of Haifa 3 9 OASIS. Old age and autonomy. The role of Service System and Intergenerational
Greenwood, N., Mackenzie, A., Cloud, G., & Wilson, N. Disability & Rehabilitation 32 2 ... Rehabilitation 32 2 125-133 1 2 Loss of autonomy, control and independence when caring: a qualitative
and negative attitudes devalue the dignity and autonomy of these patients. The aim of this study was to ... participants experienced lack of acceptance and loss of autonomy when meeting people. Integrity was a necessary
ability (TPA), daily time management, and self-rated autonomy. Such a relationship between daily time management ... self-rating of autonomy and TPA. There was also a significant relation between self-ratings of autonomy and the
neglect, affective interactions, limit setting, and autonomy), although correlations were modest. Child-focused ... aggression, limit-setting problems, and restricted autonomy. Stress derived from the mother - child relationship
children can be supported in their development of autonomy; and to gather information on potential overall ... occur outside the home and with a higher degree of autonomy. Therefore, interventions would be focused on
of innate psychological needs for competence, autonomy, and relatedness. We discuss the SDT concept of ... extrinsic motivations, whereas those that forestall autonomy, competence, or relatedness are associated with
phenomena such as self-reliance, independence and autonomy, focusing on students of various ages and types ... practical side of life. The student's development of autonomy, defined as the ability to make one's own decisions
Consequences of early parental loss and separation for health and well-being in midlife Maier, E.H., ... men than women. Parental death predicted more autonomy for men and a higher likelihood of depression
their health, sense of moral obligation, personal autonomy, love and caregiving. A sense of social isolation ... enable couples to find balance and a sense of autonomy in their lives as a family. 1 2 ‘The balance
enhance user participation, promote older persons' autonomy, and improve the quality of services. Within the ... possibilities for exit and voice can enhance users' autonomy and increase the quality of the service supply
the use of the device and respect for a person's autonomy. Second, family care-givers showed higher support ... attached higher value to respect for a person's autonomy and restricted support for using GPS and RFID
their health, sense of moral obligation, personal autonomy, love and caregiving. A sense of social isolation ... enable couples to find balance and a sense of autonomy in their lives as a family. 1 4 ‘The balance
daily time management and a Self-rating scale of autonomy. Data was analysed using a person-oriented approach ... .513, p<.001), and between the self-rating of autonomy and TPA (r= .306, p<.001). There was also a significant
participation and factors related to participation such as autonomy, interaction, availability, support, and environment ... interviewed about their school day, friendships, and autonomy. The results revealed that participation is multidimensional
strategies to maintain control and the feeling of autonomy. Well-functioning formal and informal networks ... networks (Paper III) allow individuals to sustain autonomy and control in old age even when they have to depend
strategies to maintain control and the feeling of autonomy. Well-functioning formal and informal networks ... networks (Paper III) allow individuals to sustain autonomy and control in old age even when they have to depend
set criterion (50%) for all dimensions except Autonomy & Parent Relations (39.8%). Person goodness-of-fit ... KIDSCREEN-27 is recommended, with the exception of Autonomy & Parent Relations, due to non-satisfactory unidimensionality
18 1 69-81 DOI: 10.1017/S1478951519000178 Autonomy; Palliative; QPP; Quality of care; Self-determination ... Quality of care (QoC) is linked to respecting the autonomy of the residents and providing opportunities to
The role and functions of the informal support networks of older people who receive formal ... support network allows individuals to maintain autonomy in old age, even when they have to depend on help
To pay or not to pay: examining underlying principles in the debate on financial support ... economic or social objectives, gender equity, and the autonomy of care receivers. The authors conclude that policy
Burden of Caregivers of Patients With Bipolar Affective disorders Bauer, R., Gottfriedsen, ... caregivers experienced more constraints on their own autonomy, uncertainty concerning their judgment of patients'
Applying the ICF‐CY to identify children's everyday life situations: A step towards participation‐focused ... specificity depending on maturity and growing autonomy. The study has implications for the future screening
Activity and participation in home rehabilitation: older people's and family ... participation was crucial. Psychosocial support and autonomy were essential for facilitating activity and participation
Attitudes toward decision making and aging, and preparation for future care needs Fowler, ... arrangements. Most notably, attitudes regarding shared autonomy and aging anxiety were positively associated with
Attitudes toward decision making and aging, and preparation for future care needs. ... arrangements. Most notably, attitudes regarding shared autonomy and aging anxiety were positively associated with
Behavioral family systems therapy for adolescents with anorexia nervosa Robin AL. Kazdin ... adolescent achieve age-appropriate individuation and autonomy. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2015 APA, all rights
Family in the waiting room: a Swedish study of nurses´ conceptions of family participation ... admitted at. Finally, nurses had little professional autonomy, and organizational support and education were
Perceived participation. A comparison of students with disabilities and students without disabilities. ... without disabilities experience a higher degree of autonomy and rate the availability of school activities
Parental control, parental warmth, and psychosocial adjustment in a sample of substance-abusing ... theoretical stance that parental limit setting and autonomy support, as well as nurturance and involvement
To manage a complex depency: The experience of caregiver after a fall De la Questa Benjomea ... family efforts to assist their relative in gaining autonomy after a fall, in the best conditions they can
New networked technologies and carers of people with dementia: an interview study Powell J, ... balance between, on the one hand, privacy and autonomy and, on the other: maximising safety; establishing
Participation of disabled children: how should it be characterised and measured? McConachie ... on the family, and their changing abilities and autonomy as they grow older. Instruments may be most appropriate
Participation of disabled children: how should it be characterised and measured? McConachie ... on the family, and their changing abilities and autonomy as they grow older. Instruments may be most appropriate
Everyday decision-making in dementia: Findings from a longitudinal interview study of people ... was applied to transcripts. Results: Respecting autonomy, decision-specificity and best interests underlay
service Burden Choice of Daily lives Autonomy, privacy and dignity Participation and engagement
service Burden Choice of Daily lives Autonomy, privacy and dignity Participation and engagement
“Gen Sandwich” •Support informal care •Support autonomy •Support functional family/citizenship •Do not
resources …at the same time increased emphasis on autonomy and self-determination for users and family
Perceived Parenting Change and Child Posttraumatic Stress Following a Natural Disaster Cobham, ... practices (becoming more protective, less granting of autonomy, and communicating a sense of current danger)
Examining the impact of familiarity on faucet usability for older adults with dementia Boger J, ... in turn, potentially support independence and autonomy. Methods: This research investigated the impact
Experiences of long-term home care as an informal caregiver to a spouse: gendered meanings in ... disease, everyday life, their relationship and autonomy. The results of these interviews were analysed
Applying the ICF-CY to identify everyday life situations of children and youth with disabilities. ... specificity depending on maturity and growing autonomy. Furthermore, key constructs in the ICFCY model
"I have a good life": the meaning of well-being from the perspective of young ... findings highlighted the participants' desire for autonomy, particularly in the domains of living independently
"I have a good life": the meaning of well-being from the perspective of young ... findings highlighted the participants' desire for autonomy, particularly in the domains of living independently
Experiences of long-term home care as an informal caregiver to a spose: gendered meanings in everyday ... disease, everyday life, their relationship and autonomy. The results of these interviews were analysed
Social participation post stroke: a meta-ethnographic review of the experiences and views ... importance of stroke survivors having the freedom and autonomy to set their own goals within rehabilitation.
Family caregivers' involvement in caring for frail older family members using welfare technology: ... technology. This also challenged their sense of autonomy. However, welfare technology helped them deal
in relation to empowerment dimensions such as autonomy, self-determination, participation and mobility ... interdependency is looked upon as more important than real autonomy. The patients/clients tried to be compliant and
resources …at the same time increased emphasis on autonomy and self-determination for users and family
“Gen Sandwich” •Support informal care •Support autonomy •Support functional family/citizenship •Do not
The Trivial Matters. Everyday power in Swedish eldercare Harnett, T. Jönköping School ... quite inconspicuously restrict older people's autonomy and influence. A routine culture is a locally
The Trivial Matters: Everyday power in Swedish elder care Harnett, Tove Jönköping Hälsohögskolan. ... quite inconspicuously restrict older people's autonomy and influence. A routine culture is a locally