INTEGRATION OF PHYSICAL THERAPY INTO THE WORK OF THE INTERDISCIPLINARY TEAM DURING THE TREATMENT OF HIV PATIENTS

Introduction. People living with HIV (PLWH) have a great need in physical therapy (PT), but there are many barriers to accessing it. Specific recommendations on how to integrate PT into multidisciplinary teams and outpatient care programs PLWH is currently in short supply. The aim of the study. I...

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Main Authors: A. Y. Orfin, M.A. Mazepa
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: State Institution of Science «Research and Practical Center of Preventive and Clinical Medicine» State Administrative Department 2021-02-01
Series:Клінічна та профілактична медицина
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Online Access:https://cp-medical.com/index.php/journal/article/view/151
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description Introduction. People living with HIV (PLWH) have a great need in physical therapy (PT), but there are many barriers to accessing it. Specific recommendations on how to integrate PT into multidisciplinary teams and outpatient care programs PLWH is currently in short supply. The aim of the study. Identify factors to consider when integrating PT into the work of a multidisciplinary team in providing assistance to PLWH. Materials and methods. A descriptive sociological study consisting of interviews with health workers (n=12) and with adults living with HIV (n=13). Research results and their discussion. Guided by the principles of biopsychosocial models in the study of barriers and factors to be considered when integrating PT in multidisciplinary team for the management of PLWH, identified 8 contextual factors that may affect the integration of PT in the care of PLWH. Conclusion. The role of PT in the care of PLWH is multifactorial and patient-oriented, a special role belongs to the contextual factors. Prospects for further research. Structuring the PT mode with orientation on a specific patient; development of methods for assessing PT as an interprofessional component assistance.
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spelling doaj.art-8494e8b111d84169b90eacfa407d93a12023-10-17T12:06:43ZengState Institution of Science «Research and Practical Center of Preventive and Clinical Medicine» State Administrative DepartmentКлінічна та профілактична медицина2616-48682021-02-011929810.31612/2616-4868.1(15).2021.11151INTEGRATION OF PHYSICAL THERAPY INTO THE WORK OF THE INTERDISCIPLINARY TEAM DURING THE TREATMENT OF HIV PATIENTSA. Y. Orfin0M.A. Mazepa1Lviv State University of Physical Culture named after Ivan BoberskyLviv State University of Physical Culture named after Ivan BoberskyIntroduction. People living with HIV (PLWH) have a great need in physical therapy (PT), but there are many barriers to accessing it. Specific recommendations on how to integrate PT into multidisciplinary teams and outpatient care programs PLWH is currently in short supply. The aim of the study. Identify factors to consider when integrating PT into the work of a multidisciplinary team in providing assistance to PLWH. Materials and methods. A descriptive sociological study consisting of interviews with health workers (n=12) and with adults living with HIV (n=13). Research results and their discussion. Guided by the principles of biopsychosocial models in the study of barriers and factors to be considered when integrating PT in multidisciplinary team for the management of PLWH, identified 8 contextual factors that may affect the integration of PT in the care of PLWH. Conclusion. The role of PT in the care of PLWH is multifactorial and patient-oriented, a special role belongs to the contextual factors. Prospects for further research. Structuring the PT mode with orientation on a specific patient; development of methods for assessing PT as an interprofessional component assistance.https://cp-medical.com/index.php/journal/article/view/151people living with hiv (plwh), a multidisciplinary team, physical therapy, contextual factors.
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INTEGRATION OF PHYSICAL THERAPY INTO THE WORK OF THE INTERDISCIPLINARY TEAM DURING THE TREATMENT OF HIV PATIENTS
Клінічна та профілактична медицина
people living with hiv (plwh), a multidisciplinary team, physical therapy, contextual factors.
title INTEGRATION OF PHYSICAL THERAPY INTO THE WORK OF THE INTERDISCIPLINARY TEAM DURING THE TREATMENT OF HIV PATIENTS
title_full INTEGRATION OF PHYSICAL THERAPY INTO THE WORK OF THE INTERDISCIPLINARY TEAM DURING THE TREATMENT OF HIV PATIENTS
title_fullStr INTEGRATION OF PHYSICAL THERAPY INTO THE WORK OF THE INTERDISCIPLINARY TEAM DURING THE TREATMENT OF HIV PATIENTS
title_full_unstemmed INTEGRATION OF PHYSICAL THERAPY INTO THE WORK OF THE INTERDISCIPLINARY TEAM DURING THE TREATMENT OF HIV PATIENTS
title_short INTEGRATION OF PHYSICAL THERAPY INTO THE WORK OF THE INTERDISCIPLINARY TEAM DURING THE TREATMENT OF HIV PATIENTS
title_sort integration of physical therapy into the work of the interdisciplinary team during the treatment of hiv patients
topic people living with hiv (plwh), a multidisciplinary team, physical therapy, contextual factors.
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