countries

services

disciplines

It is only appropriate to use the term 'collaboration' if you are referring to health professionals working together

Collaboration can occur at both an individual and a population level

Collaboration can include family members of a patient

Collaboration is important for patient centred care

Cheaper hospital stays

Improved patient outcomes

It often leads to friction between different disciplines

Activity

 Pathology

Environmental factors

Participation

Conflict Resolution

Reflection

Efficient goal setting

Shared decision making

bushfire

a King punch incident

a diving accident

car accident

He failed to take into account the amount of energy he would use up at his appointment which would impact on what his client could do for the rest of the day.

He made her appointment time to suit him and not her

He failed to think about the high cost of physiotherapy which would leave a lack of money for the other types of therapy his client needed.

He failed to take into account the amount of time his client needed to get dressed and ready for his appointment-resulting in them having to get up really early.

attitudinal barrier

physical barrier

social barrier

Explaining the steps of a procedure to a patient, one by one

Teaching a patient how to use a ventolin puffer by themselves.

Teaching the parents of a diabetic child how to administer injections so that they can treat them at home independently

Deciding which type of exercise group is most appropriate for a patient by asking them to choose the one they prefer