Assessment 1 Reading Log | Health and Rehabilitation

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Assessment 1 Reading Log:
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Summary
My
Personal
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How can I
use what I
have learnt
from this
reading?
1. 01/01/2020 Harwood, M.
(2010).
Rehabilitation
and indigenous
peoples: the
Māori
experience. Dis
ability and
Rehabilitation,
32(12), 972-
977.
 The indigenous
people have
been observed
to have on one
of the worst
health statuses,
when considered
in respect to the
non-indegenous
people.
 The role of
rehabilitation
while addressing
is observed to be
very helpful as
due to the need
of healthy living
amongst the
indigenous
Despite learning
about the
emergency situation
of Mᾱori, I had a
very less knowledge
of them having very
less rehabilitation.
There were also
new information that
came out of the
study where it was
stated that due to
the differences in
between the Mᾱori
and the non-Mᾱori
rehabilitation needs,
the approach of
“one size fits all”
The information from
the given study can
help me achieve
ways to improve the
Mᾱori health and
help in continuing
taking new initiatives
to undermine
rehabilitation
services and plan
helping the
indigenous people.

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people.
 To establish
rehabilitation
amongst the
Mᾱori,
“outcomes”
approach could
be availed any
moment. Hua
Oranga, Mᾱori
initiative to
improve mental
health is
projected to
display large
response to the
large varieties of
research held
with Mᾱori. in
New Zealand
 Strategies
implemented to
reduce
inequalities in
the health and
influence
rehabilitation
amongst the
communities.
was unsuccessfull.
2. 01/01/2020 Tanner, R. E.,  Sacropenia is This has been one The information from

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Brunker, L. B.,
Agergaard, J.,
Barrows, K. M.,
Briggs, R. A.,
Kwon, O. S., ... &
LaStayo, P. C.
(2015). Age‐
related
differences in
lean mass,
protein synthesis
and skeletal
muscle markers
of proteolysis
after bed rest and
exercise
rehabilitation. Th
e Journal of
physiology, 593(1
8), 4259-4273.
taken into
account as a
symbol that's char
acterized by the
loss of mass,
muscle and
strength. it's princi
pally associate
degree age connec
ted disorder.
 Age-related sarcop
enia can lead to be
d-related muscle l
oss and muscle rec
overy.
 to determine if
rehabilitation
process could
affect bed rest
responses, studies
were performed on
nine older and
fourteen younger
adults to check for
a 5 day bed
challenge
 This was followed
by a 8 week
intensity resistance
exercise (REHAB)
 Studies projected
of the first and
foremost study to
show that the loss in
the mass and
muscle tissue is
completely health
dependent. Older
people with post-bed
rehabilitation as
described by a
standardized
resistance training
program (combined
with protein
supplementation that
is rich in BCAA),
restored anabolic
muscle nutrient
sensitivity to pre-bed
rest rates
the given study can
help me find newer
interventions to
examine fibre‐
specific cross
sectional area, that
was not carried out
in this particular
study.