Community service for Physiotherapists

Burnout among physiotherapists and length of service.

OBJECTIVES The aim of this study was to identify factors that contribute to the development of burnout among physiotherapists with different length of service in physiotherapy. MATERIAL AND METHODS The following research tools were used to study burnout: the Life Satisfaction Questionnaire (LSQ), based on FLZ (Fragebogen zur Lebenszufriedenheit) by Frahrenberg, Myrtek, Schumacher, and Brähler...

Preparing Occupational Therapists and Physiotherapists for Community Based Rehabilitation

The traditional institutional based medical model approach to rehabilitation is expensive, often inappropriate, inefficient and does not meet the needs of most people with disabilities. The escalating cost of health care, the increasing economic constraints, and the shortfalls in service provision have all contributed to the urgent need to develop innovative ways to utilise therapists in the co...

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Design of Authorization-Pull Service for Community Authorization Service

This paper proposes an Authorization-Pull support for Community Authorization Services (CAS), an authorization-push model for the Grid authorization by the Globus Alliance, to evaluate it in the role of a pull model. The proposed system tries to evaluate the advantages and use of an authorization-pull model in the grid scenario making use of CAS and compares the same with the push-model origina...

Service Provisioning for Lightweight Community Cloud Infrastructures

Service provision in low power network environments remains a very difficult task due to the lightweight nature of the devices involved. This paper explores and demonstrates the efficacy of the light weight resource allocation protocol (LRAP) in allocating services in a heterogeneous network environment consisting of primarily low power nodes. We show that with the correct resource brokering ap...