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Mind Map by Emily Hourican, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Emily Hourican
about 7 years ago
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EPQ Prosthesis exploration
- Privately funded prosthesis vs.
NHS funded prosthesis
- Is NHS funding enough to supply
sufficient quality of prosthesis?
- Private
medical aid
becoming
more
popular
because of
NHS failings?
- Why more prosthetic
engineer's are turning to
private care and why
patients are turning into
customers and following.
The wage difference from
wealthy amputees. This
would be a null project if
done concerning animals,
as all vets are private care.
- Why more prosthetic
engineer's are turning to
private care and why
patients are turning into
customers and following.
The wage difference from
wealthy amputees. This
would be a null project if
done concerning animals,
as all vets are private care.
- Private
medical aid
becoming
more
popular
because of
NHS failings?
- Do Prosthetists find
themselves drawn to
private companies for
whatever reason?
- Should the NHS prioritise funds
for congenital amputees before
trauma or dysvascular?
- The ethical issues
behind this choice
- The views of both amputees
and non amputees on this
ethical issue.
- The ethical issues
behind this choice
- Is NHS funding enough to supply
sufficient quality of prosthesis?
- Causes of amputation
- Trauma
- Congenital
- Dysvascular
- Trauma
- Prosthesis types
- Cosmetic
- Practical
- How can the clear
divide of prosthetics be
merged for optimum
performance/function
- Can
there
ever
be a
perfect
standard
equilibrium?
- Can
there
ever
be a
perfect
standard
equilibrium?
- How can the clear
divide of prosthetics be
merged for optimum
performance/function
- Internal
- Upper limb
- Lower limb
- Is there a difference in the
funding and research of upper
limb or lower limb prosthesis,
therefore affecting the quality?
- Is there a difference in the
funding and research of upper
limb or lower limb prosthesis,
therefore affecting the quality?
- Cosmetic
- Social stigma against
human amputees
- How lost limb affects how people
treat amputees. Trauma amputees
met with pity or respect,
- Why are amputees
judged
- Amputees constantly stared at
by strangers, why people stare.
- Why are amputees
judged
- How lost limb affects how people
treat amputees. Trauma amputees
met with pity or respect,
- Support available to amputees
- Trauma amputees and the
funding for psychologist for that
- Veterans getting more psychological
help when many accident trauma
amputees need help
- Depression caused
by amputations
- How NHS funds amputees
pschological needs
- Is the help offered by
NHS enough?
- Positives of physcial challenge introduced
- Invictus games
- Paralympics
- Invictus games
- How NHS funds amputees
pschological needs
- The psychological
impact of prosthesis
for amputees
- Veterans getting more psychological
help when many accident trauma
amputees need help
- Trauma amputees and the
funding for psychologist for that
- Aid available
- Privatisation is becoming more and more
exclusive.
- How often are animals given prosthesis
rather than just put down? Why is this?
- Extra activity offered by games and etc, basketball etc.
- Psychological aid
- Physical aid
- Cosmetic aid
- Emotional aid
- Psychological aid
- Privatisation is becoming more and more
exclusive.
- Prosthesis type
preference and why
- Young vs. Old
- Adults vs. children
- Sporting vs.Idle
- Congenital vs. amputated (trauma,
dysvascular, infection etc)
- Young vs. Old
- The positives of prosthesis
- The reason for
amputation and
how that benefits
the individual (EG
dysvascular, so
now no problems
in limb)
- congenital, may not be a
sudden problem without
limb, as may have been
raised without it.
- Stronger and more useful prosthesis
- conserves energy
- improves quality of life through use.
- Stronger and more useful prosthesis
- congenital, may not be a
sudden problem without
limb, as may have been
raised without it.
- The reason for
amputation and
how that benefits
the individual (EG
dysvascular, so
now no problems
in limb)
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