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The "integrated" rehabilitation in extrapyramidal diseases
KREMZOVÁ, Adéla
In my bachelor thesis I focus on the issues of the "integrated" rehabilitation in extrapyramidal disease. Due to large spectrum of extrapyramidal diseases and syndromes I mostly focused in my work on the clients afflicted with the Parkinson{\crq}s disease. In the theoretical part I first define the notion of extrapyramidal diseases, further I am describing the issues connected with the Parkinson{\crq}s disease from the health and social point of view. The last chapter of the theoretical part is devoted to the "integrated rehabilitation{\crq}q and the sequence of its individual components. I also mentioned the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health. In the practical part I focused on ascertaining of the scope, means and the resulting effect of the "integrated" rehabilitation from the perspective of the clients afflicted with Parkinson{\crq}s disease. Therefore, it was suitable to use qualitative research. I used the method of questioning and the technique of semi-standardized interview. Further to that the secondary data analysis as well as case studies {--} casuistry were used. The clients for this research were chosen among the patients with the Parkinson{\crq}s disease, who are registered with the Center of extrapyramidal disorders of the General Teaching Hospital in Prague. The aim of my work was to answer the following questions: 1. Whether the clients ever underwent some of the components of the ``integrated{\crq}q rehabilitation described in the theoretical part of this thesis. 2. How were they satisfied with the performance of the rehabilitation. 3. Whether they missed some of the said rehabilitation components. The client{\crq}s answers to the above questions are stated in the explanation. The case studies show that the patients underwent mostly the treatment component of rehabilitation. In the majority of cases, they were satisfied with the way it was performed. Some of them, however, experienced lack of information on the social assistance within the framework of social rehabilitation. The work could help to those people, who are interested in the issues in question, especially in order to get an overview of the sequence of individual components of the "integrated" rehabilitation in the Parkinson{\crq}s disease. It could be further instrumental to the patients and their families and last but not least for study purposes of workers in helping professions.
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