ABLE

ABLE er et ergoterapeutisk interventionsprogram, som har til formål at forbedre ADL evnen blandt personer, der lever med kroniske tilstande. ABLE har en varighed på 5-8 uger og leveres i klientens hjem. Programmet er systematisk i sin opbygning, og indholdet tilpasses den enkelte klient. ABLE er baseret på OTIPM og dermed undersøges ADL evnen indledningsvist baseret på både interview og observation. Klienten involveres aktivt i at sætte mål og finde, afprøve og øve løsninger. Tilgangen til at finde løsninger er kompensatorisk med henblik på at gøre udførelsen mindre anstrengende, mere effektiv, mere sikker eller mere selvstændig.

Videnskabelige publikationer

  1. Nielsen KT, Klokker L, Wæhrens EE. Self-reported quality of activities of daily living task performance in four diagnostic groups with chronic conditions. International Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation. 2021; 28(4): 1-10. Læs artikel
  2. Nielsen KT, Klokker L, Guidetti S, Wæhrens EE. Identifying, organizing and prioritizing ideas on how to enhance ADL ability. Scand J Occup Ther. 2019; 26(5): 382-393. Læs artikel
  3. Guidetti S, Nielsen KT, von Bülow C, Pilegaard MS, Klokker L, Wæhrens EE. Evaluation of an intervention programme addressing ability to perform activities of daily living among persons with chronic conditions: study protocol for a feasibility trial (ABLE). BMJ Open. 2018: 1-10. Læs artikel
  4. Nielsen KT, Guidetti, S, von Bulow C, Klokker L, Wæhrens, EE. Feasibility of ABLE 1.0 – a program aiming at enhancing the ability to perform activities of daily living in persons with chronic conditions. Pilot and Feasibility Studies. 2021; 7 (52): 1-15. Læs artikel
  5. Nielsen KT, Bang MB, Pilegaard MS, Hagelskjær V & Wæhrens EE. Perspectives on content and delivery of the ABLE 1.0 intervention programme, Scand J Occup Ther. 2024; 31(1):1-13. Læs artikel
  6. Hagelskjær V, Nielsen KT, von Bülow C, Graff M, Wæhrens EE. Occupational therapy addressing the ability to perform activities of daily living among persons living with chronic conditions: A randomized controlled pilot study of ABLE 2.0. Pilot and Feasibility studies. 2021; 7(122): 1-15. Læs artikel
  7. Hagelskjær V, Nielsen KT, von Bülow C, Østergaard LG, Graff M, Wæhrens EE. Evaluating a complex intervention addressing ability to perform activities of daily living among persons with chronic conditions: study protocol for a randomised controlled trial (ABLE). BMJ Open. 2021: 1-14. Læs artikel
  8. Hagelskjær V, von Bülow C, Nielsen KT, Henriksen M & Wæhrens EE. Effectiveness of an individualised occupational therapy intervention programme (ABLE) using adaptational strategies on activities of daily living among persons with chronic conditions: A randomised controlled trial (RCT). Clinical Rehabilitation. 2023 Dec; 37 (12): 1637-1655. Læs artikel
  9. Hagelskjær V, von Bülow C, Wæhrens EE & Nielsen KT. Qualitative realist evaluation of an occupational therapy intervention program (ABLE), addressing ability to perform activities of daily living among persons with chronic conditions. BMC Health Services Research. 2024; 24 (9): 1-22. Læs artikel
  10. Hagelskjær V, Nielsen KT, Frilev TR, von Bülow C & Wæhrens EE. Content and delivery of occupation-centred problemsolving occupational therapy for people with chronic somatic conditions: A process evaluation of ABLE 2.0, Scand J Occup Ther. 2025; 32 (1): 1-15. Læs artikel