PPT-Mitigating Loss through a Functional Intelligence Model in Injury Management & Wellness

Presenter Sanja Zeman World Health Organisation WHO 1994 Broadened focus to measure health beyond traditional health indicators of mortality and morbidity to include The impact of disease impairment on daily activities. Health & Well-Being in Clubhouse Model Programs. Willa J. . Casstevens. , PhD, MSW, LCSW. Acknowledgements & thanks go to: . . North Carolina Clubhouse members & staff from Threshold, Club Horizon, & Club Nova. In the Underground . Environment. 1910 - Messina Earthquake. WW2 - Air Raid Shelters fell on people crushing limbs - First time called Crush Syndrome. Granville Rail Disaster - Sydney Australia. Chain Valley Bay Colliery fatality 2011. NEPMU-6. Classification. Class A. : . Total damage of . DoD. or non-. DoD. property = $2 million or more. DoD. aircraft is destroyed. An injury/illness results in a fatality or permanent total disability. © Primary Intelligence, Inc. 2015. June 10, 2015. Connie Schlosberg. Digital Marketing Specialist. Primary Intelligence. Housekeeping. This session will be available on our website. All phone lines are muted. Alistair Ross MB FRCS. Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, Bath, UK. Associate Editor. The Bone & Joint Journal. Cambridge Annual Medico-Legal Conference . Peterhouse,Cambridge,2016. Peripheral nerve: organisation. Optimal Performance. Movement Strategies. . Optimal Performance Pyramid. Functional Movement . Mobility. ROM / Flexibility. Stability. Core stability / Neuromuscular Control. Assessment. FMS. Key/critical question?. Objectives. At the conclusion of this presentation the participant will be able . to:. Identify the components of the spine. Assess for spine and spinal cord injury. Discuss the initial management of the spinal cord injured patient. Planning a Staff Wellness Program. Objectives. To provide information on how to initiate a staff wellness program that fits the mission, vision, and values of an organization.. To review ways to determine the wellness needs of an organization’s staff and identify their greatest health risk factors.. Practice Models. Chapter . 14. HPR 453. Questions you are and will be asked…. What is TR?. What are anticipated outcomes of TR?. What strategies or interventions are used to bring about the outcomes?. Describe different types of risk.. The Main Idea. Everybody faces risk that can lead to loss, injury, or even death. Individuals and businesses can use strategies to manage risk as ways to reduce or avoid loss.. Wellness and Well-Being Sarah F. Spiegelhoff, M.A., Ed.S ., NCC sfspiege@syr.edu Wellness and Well-Being What is wellness? Wellness models Wheel of Wellness & The Indivisible Self Six Dimensions of Wellness Model Rician distributions are obtained in thelimit as the number of scatterers become large.1.2. Channel Models for UWB Signal Propagation in OutdoorEnvironments1.2.1. Channel Model for UWB Signal Propag Stage 1. Stage 2. Stage 3. Stage 4. Stage 5. Reporting is: . Enterprise wide. Processes are: . Optimized. Focus is: . Business Opportunity. Reporting is: . Incomplete. Processes are: . Isolated. Focus is: . Chairs & Directors. Orientation. HSW Introduction. Portfolios within HSW:. Academic & lab safety, . incl. biosafety & . radiation . Employee wellness. Employment accommodations. Environmental health & safety.