Titlebook: Rehabilitation of Older People; A handbook for the m Amanda J. Squires (Chartered Physiotherapist, Advi Book 1996 Springer Science+Business

Antecedent

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,Rehabilitation of older people — past, present and future,hanges. To understand the consequence for rehabilitation of older people and to put the revised chapters which follow into perspective, a review of the history, current changes and the possible future will be outlined.

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Communication problems of older people,The term ‘communication’ encompasses a diverse set of skills which allow human beings to transmit and receive messages. Not only do these skills demand the synergy of voice, speech, language and cognition (Maxim and Bryan, 1994), but they also include the ability to exchange messages through written text and gestural codes.

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Physiotherapy with older people,Physiotherapists are health professionals who emphasize the use of physical approaches in the prevention and treatment of disease and disability. They deal with problems associated with the musculoskeletal, neuromuscular, cardiovascular and respiratory systems.

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The role of the GP in primary care-led rehabilitation of older people,The . for the NHS 1996/97 (NHS Executive, 1995) identifies six medium-term priorities, of which two will have a significant impact on the rehabilitation of older people.

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SMART

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