Assistive Device for Hand Osteoarthritis

self-heed program focusing on the assistive device will consist of four weekly meetings lasting approximately 90 minutes. it will be stimulated the self-heed through knowledge of pathology and guidelines of protection articulate, and will be supplied, and trained the use of assistive devices to improve the performance of volunteers in their daily activities. Assistive devices are devices, not attached to the body, which help people with limited movements and restrictions on participation in the activities of everyday life. Example: thickening of tableware, tin openers. These volunteers will be evaluated in three stages: 1-initial assessment 2-after completion of the program and 90 days after the initial assessment. The questionnaires that will be used are: EVA; SACRAH; COPM; WHOQOL-Bref.