Research on the Community Sports Health Service for the Disabled in Ganzhou -- Based on the Path Implementation Guide of the ICF Framework

PurposeTo evaluate the physical function of disabled people in Ganzhou City based on ICF theory, understand their needs and precautions for sports and health services, refer to successful experiences in sports and health services for disabled people at home and abroad, and combine with the actual situation of Ganzhou City to construct an implementation path for sports and health services for disabled people in Ganzhou City.MethodThrough literature review, questionnaire survey, interview, field investigation, and logical analysis, quantitative research and qualitative research were combined to discuss the theoretical basis of ICF and disability sports and health service system, as well as the current situation and path of disability sports and health services in Ganzhou City.ConclusionThis study concludes that the construction of a hierarchical service content system, the establishment of a multi departmental collaborative cooperation model, and the establishment of a sound dynamic monitoring mechanism can help facilitate the transition from "disability centered" to "function and participation centered". From the perspective of safeguarding the health and development rights of people with disabilities, we aim to transform the environment and achieve comprehensive protection of their health and development rights.

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Journal of International Education and Development
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.47297/wspiedwsp2516-250013.20250909
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Disability Rights and Representation
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Research on the Community Sports Health Service for the Disabled in Ganzhou -- Based on the Path Implementation Guide of the ICF Framework

Yingying Liu, Yiwen Zhang, Zhang Zexin
Journal of International Education and Development
Disability Rights and Representation
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Research on the Community Sports Health Service for the Disabled in Ganzhou -- Based on the Path Implementation Guide of the ICF Framework

Yingying Liu, Yiwen Zhang, Zhang Zexin
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PurposeTo evaluate the physical function of disabled people in Ganzhou City based on ICF theory, understand their needs and precautions for sports and health services, refer to successful experiences in sports and health services for disabled people at home and abroad, and combine with the actual situation of Ganzhou City to construct an implementation path for sports and health services for disabled people in Ganzhou City.MethodThrough literature review, questionnaire survey, interview, field investigation, and logical analysis, quantitative research and qualitative research were combined to discuss the theoretical basis of ICF and disability sports and health service system, as well as the current situation and path of disability sports and health services in Ganzhou City.ConclusionThis study concludes that the construction of a hierarchical service content system, the establishment of a multi departmental collaborative cooperation model, and the establishment of a sound dynamic monitoring mechanism can help facilitate the transition from "disability centered" to "function and participation centered". From the perspective of safeguarding the health and development rights of people with disabilities, we aim to transform the environment and achieve comprehensive protection of their health and development rights.

Journal of International Education and DevelopmentVol. 9(9)
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Disability Rights and Representation
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