Rehabilitation in health and daily life
Program focus
We focus on the citizen’s life world and context to enable a meaningful daily life. Health services in a welfare society should help individuals utilize their resources and potential, for example, by engaging in family life and actively participating in the community.
Person-centered and well-coordinated cross-sectoral, and interdisciplinary rehabilitation is a crucial factor in preserving, developing, and restoring functional abilities, allowing each citizen to achieve or regain the highest possible level of independence, dignity, and meaning in everyday life.
Rehabilitation thus supports health equity, ensuring that people with reduced functional abilities have the same opportunities as everyone else.
Current projects
EWELID
The project helps people with dementia retain their jobs, improve well-being, and promote an inclusive labor market.
ADICOR
The project uses ICT solutions to support person-centered rehabilitation for individuals with moderate to severe strokes.
OBQ-DK
The project validates the OBQ-DK questionnaire to enhance the measurement of citizens' experiences of activity balance in daily life.
Completed projects
Dementia-town Svendborg
The project developed the dementia initiative through co-creation, drawing on the latest knowledge and research, to ensure a dignified, safe, and self-determined daily life.
