DOI:
10.1055/s-00000065
Die Rehabilitation
Issue 01 ·
Volume 54 ·
February 2015
DOI: 10.1055/s-005-28622
Editorial
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Aftercare and Reintegration
Originalarbeit
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Kubiak, N.;
Braunger, C.;
Müller, G.;
von Wietersheim, J.;
Oster, J.:
The Influence of Aftercare Sessions on Sociomedical Development after an Inpatient Psychosomatic Rehabilitation
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Bürger, W.;
Streibelt, M.:
What Determines the Participation in Stepwise Occupational Reintegration on Behalf of the German Pension Insurance? Results of the “SOR Cohort Study”
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Hetzel, C.:
Multilevel Analyses of Labour Market and Return to Work after Vocational Retraining
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Pöppl, D.;
Deck, R.;
Gerdes, N.;
Funke, U.-N.;
Kringler, W.;
Friedrich, N.;
Kohlmann, T.;
Reuther, P.:
Suitability of the SINGER as a Tool for Assessment in Outpatient Neurological Rehabilitation
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Lautenschläger, S.;
Wallesch, C. W.:
Catalogues of Therapeutic Nursing Activities in Neurological Early Rehabilitation
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Brütt, A. L.;
Schulz, H.;
Andreas, S.:
Replication of the Psychometric Properties of the ICF-MentalA&P
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Röhrig, B.;
Salzwedel, A.;
Linck-Eleftheriadis, S.;
Völler, H.;
Nosper, M.:
Outcome Based Center Comparisons in Inpatient Cardiac Rehabilitation – Results from the EVA-Reha® Cardiology Project
Methoden in der Rehabilitationsforschung
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Pohontsch, N.;
Meyer, T.:
Cognitive Interviewing – A Tool to Develop and Validate Questionnaires
Aus der DVfR
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Deutsche Vereinigung für Rehabilitation:
Use of the ICF in the German Rehab System: Imperative Fields of Action for Policy and Rehab Carriers
Danksagung
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Mitteilungen & Veranstaltung
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