
There are some criteria for administering pediatric rehabilitation, such as (1) plasticity of the child's brain sometimes plays an enormous roles in recovery, (2) on the other hand, break-down of the child's brain is sometimes worse than expected, (3) rehabilitation should be continued with the prospect that child grows and develops everyday, (4) family members should join their child's rehabilitation. The team approach is very effective for pediatric rehabilitation. The pediatric neurologist will be one of the best members of the team because he/she can manage a disabled child and his/her family members well, and is familiar with a normal child's development. Rehabilitation should be performed appropriates, which means that the child is evaluated first, a rehabilitation program is developed and rehabilitation is implemented. The World Health Organization published the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health (ICF), which moves away from being a "consequence of disease" classification to "components of health". The concept of disability is changing.
リハビリテーション, Children with Disabilities, 国際生活機能分類, Infant, 障害受容, Self-Help Devices, World Health Organization, Disability Evaluation, Child, Preschool, Activities of Daily Living, Health Status Indicators, Humans, Family, Child, チームアプローチ, 機能的自立度評価法, Physical Therapy Modalities
リハビリテーション, Children with Disabilities, 国際生活機能分類, Infant, 障害受容, Self-Help Devices, World Health Organization, Disability Evaluation, Child, Preschool, Activities of Daily Living, Health Status Indicators, Humans, Family, Child, チームアプローチ, 機能的自立度評価法, Physical Therapy Modalities
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