使用干预映射来开发与先天性聋盲患者多方沟通的干预措施
Mijkje Worm1,2, Saskia Damen2,3, Marleen J Janssen2
1Bartiméus, Zeist, The Netherlands.
PloS one
|May 9, 2024
概括
一个新的计划引导沟通合作伙伴将先天性聋盲 (CDB) 患者纳入小组对话. 这种干预映射方法确保该计划满足合作伙伴的需求,并且可用于提高CDB患者的社交和沟通技能.
科学领域:
- 通信科学 通信科学
- 康复医学 康复医学 康复医学
- 特殊教育 特殊教育
背景情况:
- 患有先天性聋盲 (CDB) 的人因双重感官障碍而面临参与对话的挑战.
- 听对话对于CDB患者的社交和沟通技能的发展至关重要.
- 现有的沟通策略往往无法自然地将CDB患者纳入小组环境.
研究的目的:
- 开发和描述一个干预计划,指导沟通合作伙伴,为CDB患者提供多方沟通.
- 系统地应用干预映射方法到程序开发.
- 通过利益相关者的参与,确保计划的可行性和可接受性.
主要方法:
- 干预映射方法,一个六步过程,被用于系统的程序开发.
- 利益相关方代表参加了项目和工作组,以确保实际应用.
- 该计划是通过代步骤开发的,包括需求评估,程序设计和生产.
主要成果:
- 为沟通合作伙伴创建了一个全面的计划,包括教育,实践课程和视频反.
- 为从业人员和管理人员制定了信息会议,以支持计划实施.
- 该计划逐步实施,并进行主观和影响评估.
结论:
- 干预映射成功地将理论和实践结合起来,为CDB患者开发了沟通计划.
- 该计划证明了可行性,并满足了通信合作伙伴的确定的需求.
- 建议提供了扩大该计划的覆盖范围和进一步研究其对社会和沟通技能的影响.
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