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Improvement of Rehabilitation by Foot Care
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- MANABE Yuki
- B2 Ward Showa Hospital, Akane Medical Corporation
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- KITAOKA Yuko
- B2 Ward Showa Hospital, Akane Medical Corporation
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- TAMURA Hiromi
- B2 Ward Showa Hospital, Akane Medical Corporation
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- KUNISHIMA Izumi
- B2 Ward Showa Hospital, Akane Medical Corporation
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- Other Title
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- リハビリテーションに対する意欲の向上を目指して
- ~フットケアを取り入れて~
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Description
In the post-acute phase rehabilitation ward, what is client doing everyday is the rehabilitation. Therefore, we had to grasp their physical and mental stresses all the day. We gave the clients questionnaire, and their results indicated that, they complained the sense of "sleepy", "heavy foot", and "pain" after rehabilitation. We recognized the necessity of post-rehabilitation aftercare. We performed foot care for their complain reduction. The 5 female patients were chosen to receive foot care. They could understand our commands. Their complains came out by walking training with supporting instrument. Two patients administered sleeping tablets before sleep. All 5 clients felt free from stress, and their temperature was warm up until sleep. Two patients who took sleeping tablets could take enough sleep without tablets. We realized that foot care relaxation was effective against their QOL and increased their motivation.
Journal
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- The Journal of Showa Hospital
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The Journal of Showa Hospital 4 (1), 007-010, 2007
Akane Medical Corporation, Showa Hospital
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- CRID
- 1390001205232249600
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- NII Article ID
- 130004941800
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- ISSN
- 1880151X
- 18801528
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- Text Lang
- ja
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- Data Source
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- JaLC
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- Abstract License Flag
- Disallowed