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ICF Leqciisatvis
კონცებტუალური მოდელი
ფუნქციონირებისა და შესაძლებლობის
შეზღუდვის
გასაგებად და ასახსნელად
WHO Family of
International Classifications
Interventions ICD-10
procedures Primary
International Statistical
Classification of
Diseases & Related
care
Health Problems adaptations
Reasons for
encounter
ICF
Speciality
IND International
Classification of
adaptation
Nomenclature of Functioning, Disability s
Diseases and Health
See Figure 1
Interaction of Concepts
ICF 2001
Health Condition
(disorder/disease)
Environmental Personal
Factors Factors
მონაწილეობა თუ ინვალიდობა?
• neitraluri ena
• “politikurad marTebuli”
• koreqtuli gamoyeneba
– intervencia
– SesaZleblobebi
– pozitiuri aspeqtebi
universaluri modeli nacvlad umciresobis
modelisa
დაზიანება:
.
.
ინვალიდობა:
Sensory functions and pain The eye, ear and related structures
Service performance
– outcomes
– cost-effectiveness
Electronic records
Clinical terminology
ICF in policy making
assessment of population health
impact of disability
– economic
– social
evidence-base for policy makers on different policy
interventions
– responsiveness of services
– efficiency
– performance assessment
ICF research applications
joint assessment of disease and functioning
– description of association
– intervention response & synchrony of change
– explanatory power on:
utilization
needs
costs
outcomes
– Cost-effectiveness of interventions
– Unified approaches
ICF Domains used in International
WHO Surveys
Health Domains Health Related Domains
• Vision
• Hearing
• Speech • Self-care: Including eating
• Digestion
• Bodily excretion
• Fertility • Usual activities: household
• Sexual activity activities; work or school activities
• Skin & disfigurement
• Breathing
• Pain • Social functioning: interpersonal
• Affect
• Sleep relations
• Energy / vitality
• Cognition • Participation: societal participation
• Communication
• Mobility and Dexterity including discrimination/stigma
The concept of Rehabilitation
ICF contribution to Multidisciplinary
Work in
Rehabilitation:
common language
common understanding of the client’s needs
common acknowledgement of how our effort
should be made
WHO definition of rehabilitation