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• TITLE: The Effect of Solution-Focused Approach to Support Decision Making for Persons with Disabilities

  AUTHORS: Yoshinobu Fujita, Mai Kaneto

  KEYWORDS: Solution-Focused Approach, Supported Decision Making, Self Determination

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Social Sciences, Vol.8 No.1, January 17, 2020

  ABSTRACT: The purpose of this study is to examine the significance of applying solution-focused approach (referred to as “SFA”) to people with limited expression, to compare SFA with problem-oriented approach based on Bradshaw’s Taxonomy of Need. One case supported by social worker of the home nursing support office was the subject of analysis. Excerpts from the supporting records that used SFA were used to describe specifically how the questions were asked and how the cases responded. In this study, we show that SFA has a certain effect on the voluntary decision making of them, even for the persons with the constraint of the will expression.