[Hoang Thuy Dung]

1. I need evidence from surveys, medical records, interviews, and observational studies. Additionally, reviewing existing literature and analyzing demographic data can reveal patterns and trends, while stakeholder feedback offers insights into systemic and personal challenges faced by the population.
2. Your professional expertise enables you to identify and address clinical challenges, tailor interventions to patient needs, and apply specialized knowledge in rehabilitation techniques. Organizational access provides resources, collaborative networks, and policy influence, allowing you to effectively develop, implement, and advocate for interventions that are practical, sustainable, and well-supported.
3. in my opinion, Formative research needed includes:

Needs Assessment: Surveys, interviews, and focus groups to identify specific needs and preferences of the target population.
Pilot Studies: Small-scale trials to test the feasibility and effectiveness of proposed interventions.
Stakeholder Engagement: Involving patients, families, and healthcare providers in the design and feedback process to ensure practical and acceptable solutions.
Gap Analysis: Evaluating current services to determine what is lacking and where improvements are needed.
4. When considering potential interventions, the following factors are crucial:
Resource Availability: Financial, human, and material resources.
Training and Support: Adequate staff training and ongoing support.
Scalability and Sustainability: Long-term viability and ability to scale up.
Monitoring and Evaluation: Continuous assessment and improvement.
Cultural Sensitivity: Appropriateness for the target population.
Stakeholder Buy-in: Support from patients, families, and providers.
Policy Compliance: Adherence to relevant regulations.
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[Hoang Thuy Dung]

As an implementation facilitator, to ensure the successful integration of Telerehabilitation, In my opinion, it is crucial to employ strategies that enhance stakeholders’ awareness and knowledge through educational workshops and training programs, shape positive attitudes via success stories and testimonials, and foster motivation and capability by providing incentives, supportive leadership, hands-on training, and continuous technical support.
To target the motivation and capability of individuals and organizations to engage in implementation process strategies for integrating Telerehabilitation, I would use the following strategies:

1. Incentive Programs: Introduce rewards and recognition for individuals and teams who demonstrate effective use and integration of Telerehabilitation, motivating them to engage more deeply with the process.

2. Leadership Support: Ensure visible and active support from organizational leaders, which can boost morale and demonstrate the organization’s commitment to Telerehabilitation.

3. Skills Development: Provide comprehensive and ongoing training sessions, workshops, and hands-on practice opportunities to enhance the technical skills and confidence of healthcare professionals.

[Hoang Thuy Dung]

in My opinion, the most successful leaders often possess a blend of innate traits and learned skills. The ability to lead effectively can be significantly enhanced through education, training, and real-world experience.
1. World Health Organization (WHO) in Vietnam’s Vision Statement: “A world in which everyone can live healthy, productive lives, regardless of who they are or where they live.” The WHO’s vision has evolved to reflect a global commitment to achieving universal health coverage and addressing health inequalities.This evolution mirrors the organization’s response to emerging global health challenges and its goal of improving health outcomes for all populations​.
Vision Statement: “To improve the lives of disadvantaged people through education, health care, and livelihood support programs.”

2. Hearts for Hue (H4H)’s Vision Statement:Hearts for Hue’s vision has likely evolved from focusing solely on immediate healthcare needs to incorporating a more holistic approach that includes education and livelihood support. This broader vision addresses the root causes of health disparities by empowering communities with the tools and resources needed for sustainable development. The evolution of this vision reflects a deeper understanding of the interconnectedness of health, education, and economic stability in improving overall quality of life

[Hoang Thuy Dung]

Several non-governmental organizations (NGOs) are actively working in Vietnam to address the rehabilitation needs of the population: Handicap International; International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC); Vietnam Veterans of America Foundation (VVAF); Catholic Relief Services (CRS); CBM (Christian Blind Mission)
Vietnam is aligning its national policies with the WHO’s Rehabilitation 2030 initiative, which emphasizes the importance of integrating rehabilitation into the health system at all levels of care.

[Hoang Thuy Dung]

According to data from the Global Burden of Disease Study (GBD), in Vietnam, about 33.4 million people are living with chronic diseases.
About 7.2 million people in Vietnam are living with disabilities.
In 2019, Vietnam recorded about 350,000 cases of injury due to traffic accidents, accounting for a large part of the national disease burden. This rate includes injuries from motorbike, bicycle, and other vehicle accidents, with the rate of death and loss of work capacity due to injury also being very significant.

[Hoang Thuy Dung]

In Vietnam, the medical model of disability predominantly views disability as an individual problem caused by disease or injury, focusing on diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation. This approach often overlooks societal and environmental barriers, limiting access to inclusive education, employment, and public services.

[Hoang Thuy Dung]

Vietnam has made significant strides in promoting accessibility and reducing disability through various laws and policies.
One of them is The National Action Plan on Disability outlines specific strategies and actions to implement the Law on Persons with Disabilities. It focuses on Awareness Campaigns: Efforts to reduce stigma and discrimination through public awareness campaigns and education; Capacity Building: Training for healthcare providers, educators, and employers to better serve people with disabilities; Infrastructure Improvements: Investment in making public buildings and transport systems more accessible.

[Hoang Thuy Dung]

1. Despite the global need for rehabilitation services being significant, access to these services is severely limited, especially in low-resource countries where the challenges are even greater.

2. There is a global effort to initiate and expand rehabilitation services, emphasizing that these services should be included under Universal Health Coverage.
3. A multidisciplinary team approach is crucial for achieving meaningful results in rehabilitation.

[Hoang Thuy Dung]

When thinking about rehabilitation, the first words that come to mind are Recovery and Improve quality of life.

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