Klassifikationen in der Physiotherapie am Beispiel Rückenschmerz

Zusammenfassung

ICD, ICF, OPS: Physiotherapeuten kennen viele Klassifikationen. Im Gesundheitswesen sorgen unterschiedlichste Systematiken für „Ordnung“ und Erkenntnis. Slavko Rogan stellt die wesentlichen vor und zeigt, wie nützlich sie sind.

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