This study aims to understand if there is a contribution in treatment and rehabilitation from the interventions of Occupational Therapy with people after a cerebral stroke. This study is characterized by being a systematic ...

Currently, solutions for problem of increase of workers demand who are passing through a psychic illness in their labor activities have been searched more often. The aim of the research is to clarify with a literature ...

Objective: To assess rehabilitation infrastructure in Peru in terms of the World Health Organization (WHO) health systems building blocks. Design: Anonymous quantitative survey; questions were based on the WHO's Guidelines ...

Objective: To assess adult access with Neurological Injury (NI) to specialized care in Physiotherapy, Speech Therapy and Occupational Therapy, in hospital and home contexts, as well as health and quality of life (QOL) of ...

Occupational therapy has expanded it’s expertise’s areas, practices, groups and population to beyond the core health. It’s relation with the culture runs through dimensions, practices, fields and other interfaces, and also ...

Current health policies and guidelines have highlighted the relevance of a practice that is efficient, effective, and resolutive. This trend has been established throughout the Health Care Network, including the Psychosocial ...

Introduction: Occupations refer to practical and intentional activities that allow people to act independently and acquire a sense of identity. The construction of a person's occupational identity is shaped, over time, by ...

Yoga is an Indian philosophical system aimed at the study of consciousness and self-knowledge. For some decades, it has been incorporated into the Public Health in Brazil, from the perspective of an integrative practice, ...

Occupational therapy is constituted as a field of knowledge and service that makes use of human activities, such as a differentiated technology and public policy consistent with recent mental health. Currently, occupational ...