Upplevelser av fartfyllda turer i naturen med fritidshjälpmedlet Joëlette
(2024) ATPK62 20232Department of Health Sciences
Sustainable occupations and health in a life course perspective
- Abstract (Swedish)
- Bakgrund: Aktivitet och delaktighet är viktigt för hälsa och välbefinnande. En
funktionsnedsättning kan medföra inskränkt delaktighet i fritidsaktiviteter.
Fritidshjälpmedlet Joëlette, kan beskrivas som en en-hjulad rullstol med två
handtag fram och bak. Joëlette används för att möjliggöra för personer med
funktionsnedsättning att delta i turer i naturen. Bara ett fåtal tidigare studier
finns om liknande hjälpmedel och endast med vuxna deltagare.
Syfte: Att undersöka hur barn med funktionsnedsättning upplever fartfyllda
turer i naturen med fritidshjälpmedlet Joëlette, utifrån barns, föräldrars och
personliga assistenters utsagor.
Metod: Tvärsnittsdesign med åtta semistrukturerade intervjuer med barn,
föräldrar och... (More) - Bakgrund: Aktivitet och delaktighet är viktigt för hälsa och välbefinnande. En
funktionsnedsättning kan medföra inskränkt delaktighet i fritidsaktiviteter.
Fritidshjälpmedlet Joëlette, kan beskrivas som en en-hjulad rullstol med två
handtag fram och bak. Joëlette används för att möjliggöra för personer med
funktionsnedsättning att delta i turer i naturen. Bara ett fåtal tidigare studier
finns om liknande hjälpmedel och endast med vuxna deltagare.
Syfte: Att undersöka hur barn med funktionsnedsättning upplever fartfyllda
turer i naturen med fritidshjälpmedlet Joëlette, utifrån barns, föräldrars och
personliga assistenters utsagor.
Metod: Tvärsnittsdesign med åtta semistrukturerade intervjuer med barn,
föräldrar och personliga assistenter. Deltagarna rekryterades via den ideella
föreningen Glädjeknuff-Skåne som anordnar Joëlette-turer för barn med
funktionsnedsättning. En manifest innehållsanalys med induktiv ansats
användes.
Resultat: Upplevelserna av Joelette-turer var positiva. Tre kategorier
framkom: 1) Annorlunda än vanlig rullstol, 2) Sinnena aktiveras i naturen, och
3) Känna sig delaktig i den sociala miljön.Turerna bidrog till upptäckter av nya
platser i naturen som var svåra att nå med vanlig rullstol, förhöjda kroppsliga
förnimmelser vilka skänkte glädje, känslor av betydelsefullhet och delaktighet.
Slutsats: Joëlette-turer i naturen bidrar till känslan av delaktighet och positiva
känslor för barn med funktionsnedsättning. Fler studier krävs för att få ett
bredare perspektiv. (Less) - Abstract
- Background: Activity and participation are important for health and wellbeing. A disability may lead to limited participation in leisure activities. The
assistive device Joëlette can be described as a one-wheeled wheelchair with
two handles at the front and back. Joëlette is used to enable persons with
disabilities to participate in tours in nature. Only a few previous studies exist
on similar assistive devices and only with adult participants.
Aim: To examine how children with disabilities experience fast-paced tours in
nature with the assistive device Joëlette, based on the accounts of children,
parents and personal assistants.
Method: Cross-sectional design with eight semi-structured interviews with
children, parents, and... (More) - Background: Activity and participation are important for health and wellbeing. A disability may lead to limited participation in leisure activities. The
assistive device Joëlette can be described as a one-wheeled wheelchair with
two handles at the front and back. Joëlette is used to enable persons with
disabilities to participate in tours in nature. Only a few previous studies exist
on similar assistive devices and only with adult participants.
Aim: To examine how children with disabilities experience fast-paced tours in
nature with the assistive device Joëlette, based on the accounts of children,
parents and personal assistants.
Method: Cross-sectional design with eight semi-structured interviews with
children, parents, and personal assistants. The participants were recruited via
the non-profit organization Glädjeknuff-Skåne that arranges Joëlette tours for
children with disabilities. A manifest content analysis with an inductive
approach was used.
Result: The experiences of Joëlette tours were positive. Three categories
emerged: 1) Different from a regular wheelchair, 2) The senses are activated
in nature, and 3) Feeling involved in the social environment. The tours
contributed to the discovery of new places in nature that were hard to reach
with a regular wheelchair, heightened bodily sensations which gave joy,
feelings of importance and participation.
Conclusion: Joëlette tours in nature contribute to the feeling of participation
and positive emotions for children with disabilities. More studies are required
for a broader perspective. (Less)
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- author
- Larsson, Lotta LU and Nilsson, Niki LU
- supervisor
- organization
- alternative title
- Experiences of fast-paced tours in nature with the assistive device Joëlette
- course
- ATPK62 20232
- year
- 2024
- type
- M2 - Bachelor Degree
- subject
- keywords
- delaktighet, funktionsnedsättning, känslor, natur, en-hjulad rullstol, aktivitet, välbefinnande, hälsa
- language
- Swedish
- id
- 9145342
- date added to LUP
- 2024-01-18 14:53:49
- date last changed
- 2024-01-18 14:53:49
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