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Parts of the biopsychosocial Model
Psycho - Beliefs, perceptions, emotions, expectations, behaviours
Bio - Tissue tolerance, movement, load, pathology, strength
Social - Work, family, leisure, economics, education
Different types of Risk
Patient
Equipment
Environmental
therapist
Therapist Risks
Clothing and accessories
medical and emotional status
Skills, Education , Training
Patient Factors
History
Cognition
Communication
Medical status
Physical status - How much assistance is needed
Behavioural and emotional status
Clothing
Emotional Risks
Flooring
obstacles
Route
Space
Distance
Other: light, temperature, noise
Equipment risks
Bed/plinth - height and brakes
Wheelchair brakes and footplates
Bed rails
IV poles, drips
Why Use walking Aids
Increase the base of support, improved stability
Reduce lower limb loading (load transfered to upper limbs)
Generate torque (assists with movements when muscles are weak)