Patient and family | Characterizes objectives, assumes control over own rehabilitation program and long-term disability administration |
Rehabilitation nurse | Creates a restorative environment, case administration, family instruction, skin and bowel/bladder care |
Rehabilitation social worker | Appraisal and administration of family and community assets, discharge arrangements, case administration |
Physician | Therapeutic administration of inability, oversees comorbid conditions; included less outside of serious rehabilitation settings |
Occupational therapist | Appraisal and treatment of self-consideration aptitudes; upper extremity disability, splints, and assistive devices |
Physical therapist | Appraisal and treatment of mobility issues; quality, adaptability, balance, continuance, coordination, help with mobility |
Orthotics/prosthetics | Suggests, plans, manufactures, and gains individualized equipment |
Speech and language pathologist | Appraisal and administration of communication disorders, swallowing |
Psychologist | Appraisal and administration of cognitive, behavioral, and effective status; connects with the perceptual-motor and language status |
Dietetics and nutrition | Appraisal and administration of the dietary state, extraordinary eating regimens, enteral and parental feeding |
Recreation therapist | Appraisal and administration of leisure preferences, adoptions, and integration into the therapeutic plan |
Optometrist | Appraisal and administration of low vision weaknesses and disability |