Aktivitäten im Alltag abbilden – Assessment: Patient-Specific Functional Scale

Marianne von Haller

doi:10.1055/a-2628-1034

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ergopraxis 2025; 18(10): 34-35
DOI: 10.1055/a-2628-1034

Therapie

Aktivitäten im Alltag abbilden – Assessment: Patient-Specific Functional Scale

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Marianne von Haller

Abstract

Mit der „Patient-Specific Functional Scale“ (PSFS) erfassen Handtherapeut*innen persönlich bedeutsame Aktivitäten von Klient*innen. Diese benennen selbst, welche Aufgaben ihnen wichtig sind und wo sie Einschränkungen durch ihr Gesundheitsproblem erleben. So rücken konkrete Tätigkeiten in den Mittelpunkt von Zielsetzung und Behandlung.

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