Response rate and variability of responses raise encouraging arguments for the relevance of EF in participation assessment and the use of G-MAP in cognitive and psychic disabilities.
Patients with severe chronic diseases or significant physical or psychic disabilities that might invalidate informed consent or interview (according to clinical judgment).
Exclusion criteria in the study where: all those who refused to participate, patients with psychotic or mood disorder (bipolar type) and the patients with severe chronic diseases or significant physical or psychic disabilities.
The present study was aimed at conducting an exploratory study of a new, ICF-derived, assessment tool of PR designed for psychic and cognitive disability and taking into account environment.
No matter the transgressions of the moment, the physical or psychic wounds, the disabilities of mind or body, Nanny had a delectably single-minded philosophy.
The patients with physical, psychic, psychiatric or cognitive disabilities preventing them from replying to the questionnaires and taking part in the interviews, and people having received prior treatment for a serious illness lasting at least 6 months (owing to another pathology) and people under wardship or guardianship are also not included in this study.
Contextual factors such as SES, child factors such as child behaviour problems and severity of disability, intra-psychic factors such as mastery and self-esteem, coping strategies and social supports have all been associated with psychological and/or physical outcome or parents or primary caregivers.
Patients learn how to manage and therefore to reduce disability and related psychic-emotional worry [66, 67].
Heylin, much given to claiming firsts and exclusives, begins his difficult-to-read thesis with a canter through the works of Michel Foucault and, in particular, RD Laing, "the trendmeister" who saw schizophrenia "not as a psychiatric disability but as one stage in a natural psychic healing process".
