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[Do we have disease-specific standardization of training?].

Kirsten Schultz-Larsen Jürgensen¹, Rasmus Hansen, Hanne Vinkel Sørensen

¹Center for Forskning og Udvikling på AEldreområdet, Bispebjerg Hospital, Øster Søgade 18, 2. sal, DK-1357 København K, Denmark. k.schultz-larsen@pubhealth.ku.dk

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Before Denmark's 2007 Municipal Reform, hospital training for mobility-disabled individuals was disease-specific. Specialities like geriatrics and neurology had more standardized guidelines and tests than others.

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Area of Science:

Rehabilitation medicine
Healthcare policy
Public health

Context:

The 2007 Danish Municipal Reform transferred hospital training services to municipalities.
This study examines pre-reform training standardization in Denmark.
Focuses on training for mobility-disabled individuals.

Purpose:

To investigate disease-specific standardization of training in Danish hospitals before the 2007 Municipal Reform.
To compare professional guidelines and test usage across clinical specialities.

Summary:

A questionnaire survey of Danish hospitals and municipalities assessed training practices for mobility-disabled people.
Identified 116 training units across neurologic, orthopaedic, rheumatologic, geriatric, and general specialities.
Geriatric and neurologic specialities demonstrated higher standardization levels in guidelines and test use compared to orthopaedic and rheumatologic specialities.

Impact:

Reveals pre-reform training heterogeneity based on clinical specialities and disease patterns.
Provides a baseline for evaluating post-reform training changes.
Highlights the influence of specific working conditions on training standardization.