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INTER-PROFESSIONAL LEARNING

This document outlines essential inter-professional learning for healthcare professionals involved with cerebral palsy patients. It discusses socio-economic issues like financial strain, social difficulties, housing challenges, and mobility concerns, as well as physical factors impacting care, including midwife support, anxiety management, and sibling reactions. The functional deficits of cerebral palsy, such as mobility issues, cognitive delays, communication barriers, and various impairments are also addressed. The paper emphasizes the need for a coordinated multidisciplinary team approach to enhance patient support and educational outcomes.

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INTER-PROFESSIONAL LEARNING

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  1. INTER-PROFESSIONAL LEARNING CEREBRAL PALSY BY:-Naomi Dunbar (O.T.) Zsuzsanna Kiss(O.T.) & Lydia Pearce(O.T.) 25/11/04

  2. SOCIO-ECONOMIC ISSUES • Financial Issues • Social Difficulties (relating to reduced social network support) • Housing problems • Mobility & Transport • Community resources

  3. PHYSICAL FACTORS • Midwife input re monitoring etc • Coping strategy for Gills’ anxiety • Vulnerability to Pre- & Post natal depression • Other siblings reactions • Fatigue

  4. FUNCIONAL DEFICITS OF CEREBRAL PALSY • Mobility & posture • Cognitive & attention deficits • Communication problems • Swallowing & speech • Hearing impairment • Epilepsy • Visual impairment

  5. HEALTH PROFESSIONS O.T. S.A.L.T Physiotherapist Dietician Social worker Health Visitor Educational Psych Paediatric consultant Podiatrist Wheelchair services INFORMAL SUPPORT Scope Home Help Community Service Volunteers Friends & Family Respite Care Local support groups ‘Hemiplegia.com’ SUPPORT NETWORK

  6. MAINSTREAM Social integration ‘Normal education’ Fatigue Physical barriers Lack of resources Non-dedicated staff(1:) Isolation SPECIAL Specialized staff Greater resources Specialized facilities Less interaction with ‘normal environment’ Less emphasis on academic achievement EDUCATION

  7. POST NATAL SITUATION • Short term counselling for Depression, educational Psychologist, C.M.H.T., home help • Medium term decision re education Thomas • Mother & baby group, nanny • Long term C.P.support group Advantages : M.D.T. greater access to resources and specialized health professionals Disadvantages : confusing to see many people, notes get lost, may be some overlap, may take longer, Dependant on M.D.T. effectiveness, mutual respect,communication, efficiency& organization.

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