The document outlines a lecture on Ability and Disability Management in Industrial Health for fourth-year physiotherapy students, focusing on workplace assessments, interventions, and the role of physiotherapists. Key topics include job analysis, return-to-work planning, and the importance of education and training in preventing and managing disabilities. The lecture emphasizes an interdisciplinary approach and encourages further reading on the subject.
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Ability and Disability Management Lecture
The document outlines a lecture on Ability and Disability Management in Industrial Health for fourth-year physiotherapy students, focusing on workplace assessments, interventions, and the role of physiotherapists. Key topics include job analysis, return-to-work planning, and the importance of education and training in preventing and managing disabilities. The lecture emphasizes an interdisciplinary approach and encourages further reading on the subject.
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Ability and Disability
Management in Industrial Health
A Lecture for Fourth-Year Physiotherapy Students Reference: Glenda Key (Textbook) Presenter Name & Date Introduction • Definition of Industrial Health • Relevance of Ability and Disability Management • Objectives of the Lecture: • - Understand workplace assessments and interventions • - Explore strategies to manage ability and disability Understanding Ability Management • Definition • Purpose: Optimizing employee functioning and work participation • Role of Physiotherapists Understanding Disability Management • Definition • Goals: Return-to-work, minimize work absence, support recovery • Interdisciplinary Approach Job Analysis • Definition: Systematic study of job components • Importance in Ability/Disability Management • Components: Tasks, skills, responsibilities, physical/mental demands Job Demand Analysis (JDA) • Definition and Objectives • Physical and Cognitive Demands • Measurement Techniques (e.g., observation, functional assessments) Task Analysis • Focus on Individual Job Tasks • Steps: Breaking down tasks, assessing risk, recommending changes • Importance in Injury Prevention Preplacement Assessment • Definition: Evaluation before employment • Assessing functional ability and compatibility with job demands • Legal and Ethical Considerations Work Conditioning Programs • Definition and Purpose • Components: Physical reconditioning, task simulation • Duration and Outcome Measures Job Modification • Definition: Adapting job to match employee's ability • Examples: Ergonomic changes, adjusted hours • Goal: Maintain productivity and health Education and Training • Importance in Prevention and Recovery • Topics: Ergonomics, Safe work practices, Self- care • Modes: Workshops, Onsite demonstrations Job Description • Definition and Relevance • Elements: Title, duties, qualifications, working conditions • Use in Recruitment, Assessment, Accommodation Return-to-Work Planning • Steps in a Return-to-Work Plan • Stakeholders: Employer, Healthcare provider, Employee • Gradual Return and Monitoring Barriers and Facilitators • Common Barriers: Organizational, Physical, Psychological • Facilitators: Support systems, Communication, Modifications Role of Physiotherapists • Assessment and Interventions • Education and Advocacy • Collaboration with Industrial Teams Case Study / Example • Brief Case Description • Assessment Conducted • Interventions Provided • Outcome and Lessons Learned Conclusion • Summary of Key Concepts • Role of Physiotherapy in Industrial Health • Encouragement for Further Reading (Glenda Key) Questions and Discussion • Open floor for questions • Sharing of insights or clinical experiences