The American journal of occupational therapy : official publication of the American Occupational Therapy Association · 1999
Managing occupations in everyday life to achieve adaptation.
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Jönsson A L, Möller A, Grimby G
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: The aim of this qualitative study was to gain a deeper understanding of how persons with poliomyelitis sequelae manage their daily occupations in order to adapt to environmental demands. This was a study of adaptive processes and capability in everyday life.
METHOD: Interviews with 22 persons with poliomyelitis sequelae were content analyzed according to grounded theory.
RESULTS: The analysis yielded 18 concepts describing adaptive strategies of participants. The strategies were arranged in six general groups: utilizing physical capability, influencing emotions, altering pattern of occupations, promoting concrete problem-solving, influencing relations, and facilitating future activities.
CONCLUSION: The strategies were interwoven, revealing different ways of reaching an adaptive balance in daily occupations for the present and the future.
METHOD: Interviews with 22 persons with poliomyelitis sequelae were content analyzed according to grounded theory.
RESULTS: The analysis yielded 18 concepts describing adaptive strategies of participants. The strategies were arranged in six general groups: utilizing physical capability, influencing emotions, altering pattern of occupations, promoting concrete problem-solving, influencing relations, and facilitating future activities.
CONCLUSION: The strategies were interwoven, revealing different ways of reaching an adaptive balance in daily occupations for the present and the future.