Introduction to ICF Flashcards

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traditional disability model

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  • medical model
  • impairment is the problem
  • need a cure, prosthetic, etc.
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modern disability model

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  • social model (political)
  • stairs are the problem for wheelchair users
  • need a ramp
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does the ICF have a medical or social point of view

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  • both
  • does not reduce disability to one aspect
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biopsychosocial model

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  • ICF
  • (bio)logical: age, gender, genetics, physiologic reactions, tissue health
  • (psycho)logical: mental and emotional health, beliefs and expectations
  • (soci)ological: interpersonal relationships, social support dynamics, socioeconomics
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WHO Family of International Classifications Systems (WHO-FIC)

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  • framework to code information about health and disability (consistent, international, comparable)
  • standardized language to support communication about health and healthcare across disciplines and sciences
  • client-centered
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ICF

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  • biopsychosocial model
  • integrates medical and social model
  • used for definition, measurement, and policy formulations for health and disability
  • 5 domains
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ICF domains

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  1. Body function and structure
  2. Activities
  3. Participation
  4. Personal factors
  5. Environmental factors
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ICF terminology: body functions

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physiological functions of body systems (including psychological)

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ICF terminology: body structures

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anatomical parts of the body (organs, limbs, etc.)

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ICF terminology: activity

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execution of a task or action by an individual

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ICF terminology: participation

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involvement in a life situation

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ICF terminology: environmental factors

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physical, social, and attitudinal evironment in which people live and conduct their lives

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ICF terminology: impairments

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problems in body function or structure such as significant deviation or loss

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ICF terminology: limitations

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difficulties an individual may have in executing activities

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ICF terminology: restrictions

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problems an individual may experience with involvement in life situations

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ICF terminology: facilitators

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positive environmental factors

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ICF terminology: barriers

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negative environmental factors

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potential uses of the ICF

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  • service provision (assessment, diagnosis, intervention, evaluation)
  • research (international collaboration)
  • policy development
  • economic analyses
19
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ICF body functions related to SLT

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  • mental functions
  • sensory functions
  • voice and speech
  • digestive
  • neuromusculoskeletal and movement-related
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ICF body structures related to SLT

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  • nervous system
  • eye, ear, and related
  • structures in voice and speech
  • movement
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9 key domains of activity/participation

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  • learning and applying knowledge
  • general tasks and demands
  • communication
  • mobility
  • self-care
  • domestic life
  • interpersonal interactions and relationships
  • major life areas
  • community, social, and civic life
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qualifiers for activity/participation

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  • performance
  • capacity
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performance definition

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  • what a person usually does in their current environment
  • linked to participation
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capacity definition

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-what a person does in a standard environment
- highest probable level of functioning without assistance
- linked to activity

25
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FOCUS assessment tool

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  • Focus on the Outcomes of Communication Under Six
  • activity and participation assessment
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ICF domains of functioning and disability

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  • body functions and structures
  • activities
  • participation
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ICF domains of contextual factors

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  • environmental factors
  • personal factors
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how is the ICF useful at the framework level

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biopsychosocial model

29
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ICF multi-disciplinary communication

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  • common language
  • shared coding system