Assessments für die obere Extremität

In der neurologischen Rehabilitation sollten standardisierte Testverfahren und Assessments den Empfehlungen der Leitlinien folgend, beispielsweise nach Schlaganfall, systematisch eingesetzt werden. Assessments helfen einerseits bei der zuverlässigen Einschätzung von Veränderungen individueller Patienten. Andererseits können Assessmentverfahren Patienten motivieren und sie darin unterstützen, das Erreichen ihrer Ziele zu dokumentieren.

Publikationsverlauf

Artikel online veröffentlicht:
09. Juni 2020

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