Forschungsprojekt
Beschreibung / Inhalte
Das Projekt MHADIE will zeigen, dass die Internationalen Klassifikation der Funktionsfähigkeit, Behinderung und Gesundheit (ICF) der Weltgesundheitsorganisation (WHO) als allgemeingültiger Rahmen und internationaler Standard dazu geeignet ist, die Leitlinien der neuen Europäischen Politik in Bezug auf Gesundheit und Behinderung durch statistische, klinische und experimentelle Forschung zu beeinflussen und zu unterstützen.
Die Koordinierungsaktion bringt Forscher und Institutionen aus elf Ländern zusammen, um die Anwendung der ICF bei der Sammlung von Daten zu Gesundheit und Behinderung aufzuzeigen.
Spezielle Ziele der Koordination der verschiedenen Länder sind:
Die Koordinierungsaktion bringt Forscher und Institutionen aus elf Ländern zusammen, um die Anwendung der ICF bei der Sammlung von Daten zu Gesundheit und Behinderung aufzuzeigen.
Spezielle Ziele der Koordination der verschiedenen Länder sind:
- das ICF-Modell zur Analyse existierender Gesundheits- und Bildungsstatistiken einzusetzen
- nachzuweisen, dass das ICF-Modell zur Beschreibung und Messung von Behinderungsmodellen in unterschiedlichen Stichproben geeignet ist
- den Nutzen des ICF für die gesammelten Daten im Bildungssektor nachzuweisen.
Projektbeschreibung von Projektverantwortlichen übernommen.
Projektdaten
Kostenträger:
- Europäische Union - EU
Weitere Informationen zum Forschungsprojekt
Projektleitung:
- Bullinger, Monika, Prof. Dr. phil. Dipl.-Psych.
Institutionen:
Institut und Poliklinik für Medizinische Psychologie
Zentrum für Psychosoziale Medizin
Universitätsklinikum Hamburg-Eppendorf
Martinistr. 52, Haus S 35
20246 Hamburg
Telefon:
040 42803-6430
E-Mail:
bullinge@uke.uni-hamburg.de
Homepage:
http://www.uke.de/
Das Projekt wird zusammen mit vielen europäischen Partnern durchgeführt.
Measuring Health and Disability in Europe
MHADIE will demonstrate the feasibility and utility of the World Health Organisation's International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health ( ICF) as a cross-cutting, universal framework and international standard to influence and support new European policy guidelines on health and disability by means of statistical, clinical and experimental research. ICF's universal approach constitutes a paradigm shift in our understanding of disability, one that underscores the need to integrate individual functioning with the complete physical and social environment in order to capture the full lived experience of disability that links health and social policy to promote social integration and increase participation, thereby enhancing opportunities for persons with disabilities.
This Co-ordination Action brings together institutions and researchers from 11 countries to demonstrate the application of the ICF model in the collection of health and disability data, and will show that data currently being collected, nationally and internationally, embody conceptual confusions, inconsistencies and ambiguities about disability and the relationship between health conditions, impairments and environmental factors. The project will network and coordinate European partners that are involved at regional, national and international level with the implementation of ICF, ICF children version and ICF related instruments in clinical samples of selected conditions.
Specifically, objectives of the this Co-ordination Action are,
- to employ the ICF model of functioning and disability to analyse existing general population health surveys and education statistics data;
- to demonstrate that the ICF model is adequate for describing and measuring patterns of disability in clinical samples of selected conditions, cross-sectionally and over time;
- to demonstrate the feasibility and usefulness of the ICF for collecting and managing data in educational sectors.
These results will produce specific policy recommendations and guidelines designed for use in health disability policy planning and development across the European Union. They will be presented and discussed at an international conference and at country-level meetings.
This Co-ordination Action brings together institutions and researchers from 11 countries to demonstrate the application of the ICF model in the collection of health and disability data, and will show that data currently being collected, nationally and internationally, embody conceptual confusions, inconsistencies and ambiguities about disability and the relationship between health conditions, impairments and environmental factors. The project will network and coordinate European partners that are involved at regional, national and international level with the implementation of ICF, ICF children version and ICF related instruments in clinical samples of selected conditions.
Specifically, objectives of the this Co-ordination Action are,
- to employ the ICF model of functioning and disability to analyse existing general population health surveys and education statistics data;
- to demonstrate that the ICF model is adequate for describing and measuring patterns of disability in clinical samples of selected conditions, cross-sectionally and over time;
- to demonstrate the feasibility and usefulness of the ICF for collecting and managing data in educational sectors.
These results will produce specific policy recommendations and guidelines designed for use in health disability policy planning and development across the European Union. They will be presented and discussed at an international conference and at country-level meetings.
Schlagworte:
- Behindertenpolitik |
- Datenanalyse |
- Europa |
- Gesundheit |
- ICF |
- Klassifikation |
- Politik
Referenznummer:
R/FO3438
Informationsstand: 02.02.2016
