Sturzprävention – Dual-Tasking als Therapiemaßnahme bei Handpatienten

Ein Drittel der Personen über 65 Jahre stürzt einmal pro Jahr [13] und zwei Drittel der Gestürzten fallen innerhalb eines Jahres nochmals hin [10]. Ältere Menschen erleiden dabei häufig eine distale Radiusfraktur. In der handtherapeutischen Behandlung dieser Patienten ist deshalb die Sturzprävention ein wichtiges Thema. Das Dual-Tasking bietet eine einfache und effektive Möglichkeit dafür.

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Artikel online veröffentlicht:
22. Januar 2020

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