The fact that the treatments were carried out by many trained therapists (260 therapists) enables generalizing of the results to the therapy rather than to a few therapists.
The health service manager explained that the scope of health care practitioners, which included counsellors, nurse practitioners, doctors and CAM therapists, enabled 'different ways of creating environments for health and well-being' (CHS5).
A telerehabilitation system can increase the reach of a therapist, by enabling them to deliver instruction and assess patient performance remotely.
Using all three nurse therapists to deliver both treatments allowed us to determine the effectiveness of the therapies rather than the therapists, and the random allocation of patients to therapists will enable us to examine therapist effects in a future analysis.
However, the key difference is that clients with difficulties in using words to communicate with the therapist are enabled to express their feelings by freely singing or playing an array of percussion instruments offered in the therapy room with the therapist.
Most aim to connect people with therapists they can text or do video sessions with, enabling therapists to serve more patients and allowing patients to have more active communication with their therapists.
Northern Devon Healthcare NHS Trust is piloting mobile devices for its community care nurses and therapists to enable them to access files, capture data and update back office systems remotely.
They start complaining quickly of exhaustion when increasing their already fluctuating activity pattern; this protest alerts the therapists and enables them to adjust the protocol so that recovery can still be reached.
The originality of his approach lies in the nature of the commitment of the therapist, whose transferential and unconscious movements become tools enabling the therapist to gain access and work on transforming the delirious or autistic reality of his patient.
That sets the direction for the "purposeful intervention" by enabling the therapist to focus specifically on the strengths, needs, and health concerns of the individual being served.
