Significance and Developmental Status of Community-based Rehabilitation in the Disabled Rehabilitation System
Changjie Zhang
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Changjie Zhang
Abstract
As a rehabilitation strategy in the project of community development,community-based rehabilitation(CBR) can improve quality of life effectively in the community disabled,possessing the characteristics of wide coverage,convenience,being economical and effectiveness,so it has been developed and promoted in our country.At present,there are various problems in CBR,which could not meet the diverse demand of people with disablities in community.As a result,it is important to propagandize rehabilitation concept,built rehabilitation team,strengthen multidisciplinary cooperation and emphasize the development of the disabled rehabilitation system in rural community.
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As a rehabilitation strategy in the project of community development,community-based rehabilitation(CBR) can improve quality of life effectively in the community disabled,possessing the characteristics of wide coverage,convenience,being economical and effectiveness,so it has been developed and promoted in our country.At present,there are various problems in CBR,which could not meet the diverse demand of people with disablities in community.As a result,it is important to propagandize rehabilitation concept,built rehabilitation team,strengthen multidisciplinary cooperation and emphasize the development of the disabled rehabilitation system in rural community.
Key concepts: Rehabilitation, Community-based rehabilitation, Multidisciplinary approach, Quality (philosophy), Disabled people, Community development, Psychology, Physical medicine and rehabilitation