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Appendix 1E: Rehabilitation modules\u000DRehabilitative Specialist\u2019 and Allied Health Disciplines\u2019 modules presented in order of frequency of modular interventions being applied in the HNR program \u000DAbbreviations: HNN \u2013 Head and Neck Nurse; RS \u2013 Rehabilitation Specialist Nt P Nutritionist; OTP Occupational Therapist; PT \u2013 Physical Therapist; SLP \u2013 Speech Language Pathologist; SW \u2013 Social Worker; AT \u2013 Art Therapist ADL \u2013 Activities of Daily living; NAIM \u2013 Nasal AirflowP Inducing Maneuver; SMART \u2013 Specific, Measurable, Assignable, Realistic, TimePrelated, ICF \u2013 International Classification of Functioning Disability and Health; HRPQoL \u2013 health related quality of life; \u000DHNN Module \u000DTarget problem /symptom \u000D1, 2 ICF code \u000DIntervention \u000D3 Intended global outcome \u000DScreening rehabilitation needs \u000D \u000DMental and physical problems due to treatment of head and neck cancer interfering with activities and participation influenced by personal and environmental factors. \u000DB Body functions S Body structures D Activities and participation E environmental factors \u000DValidated screening instruments and assessment HRPQoL. \u000DAdequate inclusion and exclusion in the rehabilitation program. Adequate diagnostics and followP up. \u000D RS Module \u000DTarget problem /symptom \u000D1, 2 ICF code \u000DIntervention \u000D3 Intended global outcome \u000DCompiling, defining and followPup rehabilitation goals \u000DMental and physical problems due to treatment of head and neck cancer interfering with activities and participation influenced by personal and environmental factors. \u000DB Body functions S Body structures D Activities and participation E environmental factors \u000DStructured case history to list functioning according to the ICF model. Defining treatment demand and rehabilitation goals. Motivational interviewing. Coordinating patient care within the multidisciplinary team. \u000DAdequate inclusion and exclusion in the rehabilitation program. Referral to allied health disciplines. Optimized HRPQoL. \u000DSLP Modules \u000DTarget problem /symptom \u000D1 \u000DICF code\u000DIntervention \u000D3\u000DIntended global outcome \u000DVoice and speech rehabilitation \u000DImpaired voice and speech functions. Structure of the mouth, nose, pharynx and larynx. Communication problems. \u000DB310 Voice functions B320 Articulation functions S320 Structure of the mouth S330 Structure of the pharynx S340 Structure of the larynx D330 Speaking \u000DBreathing exercises. Vocal training. Articulation exercises. Tongue exercises. Communication options. Speech rehabilitation after a total laryngectomy. \u000DImproved voice and/or speech quality. Improved tongue mobility and function. Improved communication. \u000DSwallowing rehabilitation \u000DStructure of the mouth, pharynx and larynx Eating and Drinking \u000DB5105 Swallowing S320 Structure of the mouth S330 Structure of the pharynx S340 Structure of the larynx D550 Eating \u000DD560 Drinking \u000DSwallowing exercises. Compensatory techniques. Advice on a safe oral intake. Advice on nutritional consistencies. \u000DImproved swallowing function. Reduced aspiration risk. Obtaining and maintaining an optimal and safe oral intake. \u000DSmell rehabilitation \u000DStructure of the Larynx, loss of smell after a total laryngectomy. \u000DS340 Structure of the larynx B1562 Olfactory perception \u000DOlfaction rehabilitation by using the NAIM technique. Manometer for visual feedback. Transfer to daily life. \u000DRestoring and maintaining olfactory function. \u000DTrismus treatment* \u000DLimited mouth opening due to impairments in structure of the mouth and/or jaw, or related to muscle tone or power functions. \u000DS320 Structure of the mouth B280 Sensation of pain D330 Speaking D5201 Caring for teeth D550 Eating \u000DMouth opening exercises. Advice on pain and oral hygiene. \u000DIncreased mouth opening. Reduction of pain. Increased oral hygiene/oral intake. Improved communication \u000DHearing training/advice \u000DTreatmentPinduced hearing loss in patients with head and neck cancer. \u000DB230 Hearing function D115 Listening D310 Communicating with P receiving P spoken messages \u000DHearing test. Advice on communication in daily life. Hearing aid. \u000DImproved communication in daily life. \u000DNT Modules \u000DTarget problem /symptom \u000D1 \u000DICF code\u000DIntervention \u000D3\u000DIntended global outcome \u000DNutritional advice \u000DFunctions related to ingestion functions. SelfPcare related to eating and drinking \u000DB510 Ingestion functions B5105 Swallowing functions S320 Structure of the mouth S330 Structure of the pharynx S340 Structure of the larynx D550 Eating \u000DD560 Drinking \u000DGeneral advice and nutritional advice based on patient symptoms and nutritional history. \u000DObtaining and maintaining adequate nutritional status. \u000DWeight monitoring \u000DFunctions related to ingestion functions. SelfPcare related to eating and drinking \u000DB510 Ingestion functions B5105 Swallowing functions S320 Structure of the mouth S330 Structure of the pharynx S340 Structure of the larynx D550 Eating \u000DD560 Drinking \u000DStructured weight monitoring. General advice and nutritional advice based on patient symptoms and nutritional history. \u000DObtaining and maintaining adequate nutritional status. Prevention of weight loss. \u000DAdditional Nutrition \u000DFunctions related to ingestion. Swallowing problems due to alterations in the structure of the mouth, pharynx, larynx. SelfPcare related to eating and drinking. \u000DB510 Ingestion functions B5105 Swallowing functions S320 Structure of the mouth S330 Structure of the pharynx S340 Structure of the larynx D550 Eating \u000DD560 Drinking \u000DSpecific nutritional advice on complementary nutritional drinks. Determining type and quantity of additional nutritional drinks. \u000DObtaining and maintaining adequate nutritional status. Prevention of weight loss. \u000DFeeding tube \u000DFunctions related to ingestion. Severe functional swallowing problems due to alterations in the structure of the mouth, pharynx, larynx. \u000D \u000DB510 Ingestion functions B5105 Swallowing functions S320 Structure of the mouth S330 Structure of the pharynx S340 Structure of the larynx D550 Eating \u000DD560 Drinking \u000DNutritional advice on using tube feeding. Determining type and quantity of tube feeding. \u000DObtaining and maintaining adequate nutritional status. \u000D \u000D140\u000D