Von Alter bis Zuckerkrankheit – Sturzursachen

Melanie Galliardt

doi:10.1055/a-1366-8623

ergopraxis, Inhaltsverzeichnis

ergopraxis 2021; 14(05): 18-25
DOI: 10.1055/a-1366-8623

Therapie

Von Alter bis Zuckerkrankheit – Sturzursachen

Authors

Melanie Galliardt∗

Abstract

Menschen stürzen im Alter aus verschiedenen Gründen. Einfluss nehmen zum Beispiel das Geschlecht, kognitive Fähigkeiten oder das Schuhwerk. In der Ergotherapie gilt es die Risikofaktoren für einen Sturz zu erfassen und herauszufinden, welche Interventionsmöglichkeiten in Frage kommen.

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