1. Yrd. Doç. Dr. Gülşah KINALI İstanbul Gelişim University
Vocational Rehabilitation: Perspective of Therapist in an Automobile Factory
Yrd. Doç. Dr. Gülşah KINALI
İstanbul Gelişim University

2. HEALTH CONCEPT (World Health Organization)
It is defined as the ability of the individual to function in harmony with the environment from the physical, emotional, mental and social point of view.

3. PHYSIOTHERAPY AND REHABILITATION CONCEPT
The aim of Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation is to improve the quality of life of individuals at all levels of health.
REHABILITATION
ADMINISTRATION PROGRAMS
HEALTH PROTECTION
PHYSIOTHERAPHY
Community based study
Maintenance program in special diseases
Hospitals
Preventive protection in workplaces
Home care
Vocational rehabilitation
Ergonomics
Private healthy lifestyle
Private centers
Occupational Therapy

4. OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY SERVICES
The main objective in the Occupational Health and Safety System is to protect the employees from the negative factors that may be brought about by the job and to create healthy and safe working environments.
To make employees aware of health and safety is the most important element that ensures the system to be permanent.
PREVENTION OF WORK ACCIDENTS
PREVENTION OF OCCUPATIONAL DISEASES
Occupational Safety Training
Primary Health Care
Industrial Vehicle Safety
Periodic Health Controls
Fire security
Control of environmental risks
Provision of personal protectors
Health awareness and development
Machinery equipment and safety
Control of ergonomic risks

5. VOCATIONAL DISEASE CONCEPT
Occupational disease, due to the nature of the job the insured has worked on, the occurrence or recurrence of a disease caused by repeated conditions or conditions of death, spirit is the state of failure.
Occupational diseases are not only known and accepted occupational diseases, but the working environment and the development and development of formation and development, as well as other causes. Diseases that are a damp factor.
Among occupational health problems, in Europe, the most common are musculoskeletal disorders.
For the year 2007, OSCE organized a campaign with the issue of Musculoskeletal System diseases. The slogan of the campaign was Kas relieve the load Avrupa.

6. Musculoskeletal diseases are in the group of diseases due to physical factors

7. reporting occupational musculoskeletal disease in Turkey is low compared to other developed countries.

8. PREVENTING THE DISEASES OF MUSCLE SKELETON SYSTEM IN THE WORKPLACE
CONTROL OF RISK RELATED TO BUSINESS
CONTROL OF INDIVIDUAL
RISKS
Design healthy working environments
Placement test and job placement
Monitoring of diseases in the workplace and researching the causes
Analysis of installed devices
Training on health protection and business risks
ERGONOMICS SCIENCE

9. Briefly: To adapt work to human and human
PURPOSE OF ERGONOMICS:
Briefly: To adapt work to human and human

12. Risk assessment (How?)
Claudia P. Escoba,Occupational Safety & Ergonomics Program, Sensitivity Analysis of Subjective Ergonomic Assessment Tools

13. Reduction of individual risk factors
Physical Capacity Measurements
Scientific studies show that musculoskeletal diseases are seen less frequently in individuals with high muscle strength, and regression of appropriate exercise programs and musculoskeletal disease symptoms. Exercise and awareness programs organized by physiotherapists in workplaces have a great influence on the prevention of musculoskeletal diseases.

14. consciousness-raising
Measurement results and what to do

15. consciousness-raising
Correct use of the body (load-handling):
Learning load lifting principles
Avoiding excessive force
Avoiding sudden and fast movements

16. consciousness-raising
Correct use of the body (use of hand tools):

17. consciousness-raising
Physical capacity building

18. Why Exercise? UZUN SÜRE WEAK FLEXIBILITY AND DISEASE FORCE
MICRO TRAUMA

19. REDUCE PHYSICAL CAPACITY
Why Exercise?
DISEASE
NO DISEASE
EXERCISE
AND CONSCIOUSNESS
REDUCE PHYSICAL CAPACITY
Personalized Exercise
  And Awareness

20. Endpoint: Fit to Work
How ?
The concept of anthropometry should not be forgotten when considering the relationship between the working area and human.

21. Anthropometry? USED AREAS:
Shelf height: cm for USA. Except for 5% slice
Conveyor height: Kon
Height of the power switch from the ground:
Shoe production:
Glove production:
Work table / chair production

22. Anthropometry

23. Ankle circumference
Ankle Height
Bimalleolar width
Largest foot width

24. Armpit-waist length.
Armpit height
Armpit arm circumference
Front neck length

25. Width between the ears.
1. Ear length
2. Ear length over Tragus
1. Inter-bow crossing from the jaw tip
2. Cross between tragus
3. Rear spring combining tragus
4. the bow joining the tragus from the bottom
5. the bow joining the tragus from the nose
6. the inter-tragus arc.
1. Bigonial width
2. corneal bow between tragus
3. the width of the head between the tragus
4. Biocular width
1. The outer corner of the eye is the back of the head,
2. Ear width,
3. Outer outer corner head

26. CONCLUSION: BALANCE & APPROPRIATE STUDY
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