terapiaan

Terapiaan is a term used in Indonesian and some Malay-language contexts to refer to the act or process of applying therapy. It is formed from terapi (therapy) with the suffix -an, creating a noun that denotes the administration, regimen, or delivery of therapeutic treatment rather than the therapy itself. In formal medical writing, the more common terms are terapi or the specific modality name (for example, terapi fisik or terapi psikologis), while terapi-an may appear in clinical notes, care plans, or discussions about treatment regimens.

Scope and applications

Terapaian encompasses a range of therapeutic activities across health care disciplines, including medical treatment, mental health interventions, physical rehabilitation, and alternative or complementary therapies. It focuses on the ongoing provision of care tailored to a patient’s diagnosis, severity, comorbidities, and personal preferences. The concept often emphasizes the continuity and structure of care, such as schedules of sessions, duration of the treatment plan, and coordination among health professionals.

Implementation and considerations

A terapiaan typically involves developing and implementing a treatment plan, monitoring patient response, and adjusting interventions as needed. It implies a systematic approach to care, with goals, timelines, and follow-up. When used, it should align with evidence-based guidelines, respect patient autonomy, and consider safety, cultural factors, and ethical standards. Collaboration among clinicians, therapists, and patients is common to optimize outcomes.

See also

Terapi; terapi fisik; terapi psikologis; rehabilitasi.