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Developmental priorities for physio vs family being too busy/stressed

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Developmental priorities for physio vs family being too busy/stressed

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Take family's needs into consideration as well as child

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Take family's needs into consideration as well as child

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Develop a good relationship with the family

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consider the mental health of others involved

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consider the mental health of others involved

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Ask what is important to the parents

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Work with other support teams to to provide the best care

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The session was completed from the comfort of their home, and not in a clinic

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plan the session to meet the child's goals but also allow family activities to influence treatments

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parent wanted son to enjoy all activities, such as surfing etc, physio then was participatory based with learning those skills in the gym such as balance, sitting up onto board etc

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parent wanted son to enjoy all activities, such as surfing etc, physio then was participatory based with learning those skills in the gym such as balance, sitting up onto board etc

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Include parents, teachers, careers etc

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If whanau has unrealistic expectations for physio

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Look after all aspects of wellbeing of all people involved

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Include a variety of people in the care such as whanau

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Listening to what is meaningful to the child

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Empower the parents to do as much as they can with their child themselves

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Familial desire vs best priority of the child for development

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Work with the children as the centre, but all the family and the rest of their extended network around them

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Teach the family to do treatments

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respect of the families values even if they are different to your own

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respect of the families values even if they are different to your own

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When the physio hasn’t got to know the child and family well enough to know what their interests are and so making assumptions

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When the family is able to comprehend the long-term outcomes/benefits of physiotherapy treatment but the child is unable to see that far into the future

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Allow resources for family/parents and caregivers

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Goal setting with everyone.... on the same page :)

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Goal setting with everyone.... on the same page :)

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If the role of the physio is unknown

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Physio could focus too much on impairments instead of strengths-based practice

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Be understanding that sometimes their entire whanau would want to come into the room.

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family and physio may be from different cultural backgrounds/upbringings so value different  things

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Family may not understand that it is not a quick fix and may want to see improvements faster than is possible

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Physios may focus on what they think is best for the patient when the family wants something else.

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Family not understanding why specific impairments are being focussed on and not others

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Family not understanding why specific impairments are being focussed on and not others

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The parents felt that they were looked after and thought of too

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There was collaboration and empowerment with the mother being able to take her baby home. Empowering the mother and collaborating ensuring this was possible

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There was collaboration and empowerment with the mother being able to take her baby home. Empowering the mother and collaborating ensuring this was possible

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Supporting child to be able to participate in everyday activities and not be limited by their disability therefore working collaboratively to empower the child

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Supporting child to be able to participate in everyday activities and not be limited by their disability therefore working collaboratively to empower the child

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Involved the family/parents and child in the care not just the child alone all the time

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The family is the constant in the child's life and so can be considered an expert on the childs abilities and needs so need to be included in the collaboration.