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First steps towards an interdisciplinary approach to rehabilitation
Alison Davis
Rivermead Rehabilitation Centre, Oxford
Sally Davis
Rivermead Rehabilitation Centre, Oxford
Nicola Moss
Rivermead Rehabilitation Centre, Oxford
Julie Marks
Rivermead Rehabilitation Centre, Oxford
Joanna McGrath
Rivermead Rehabilitation Centre, Oxford — Rivermead Rehabilitation Centre, Abingdon Road, Oxford OXI 4XD, UK
Linsey Hovard
Rivermead Rehabilitation Centre, Oxford
Janet Axon
Rivermead Rehabilitation Centre, Oxford
Derick Wade
Rivermead Rehabilitation Centre, Oxford
This article examines how a change in working practices at a rehabilitation centre was implemented by moving from a multidisciplinary to an interdisciplinary approach. The issues raised, problems encountered, and part solutions are described. A client orientated method of goal planning is proposed incorporating a user-friendly method of setting goals. Guidelines and recommendations for goal planning are outlined. Future steps include developing a valid measure of handicap for evaluation purposes.
Clinical Rehabilitation, Vol. 6, No. 3,
237-244 (1992)
DOI: 10.1177/026921559200600308
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