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[Medical rehabilitation in dermatology : Goals, program content, and application process]
1Klinik für Dermatologie und Allergologie, Fachklinik Bad Bentheim, Am Bade 1, 48455, Bad Bentheim, Deutschland. a.tsianakas@fk-bentheim.de.
Background:
Medical rehabilitation plays an important role in the management of patients with chronic dermatoses and dermato-oncological diseases.
Objectives:
Which dermatological indications qualify for a medical rehabilitation? What forms need to be completed for a successful application? Which treatments are provided and what are goals to be accomplished during dermatological rehabilitation?
Materials And Methods:
Evaluation of current guidelines, directives, and recommendations as well as exemplary reviews.
Results:
Dermato-oncological diseases and every chronic dermatological disease that is associated with a limitation of body functions and structures, activity and participation is eligible for medical rehabilitation. They include need, ability to absolve a rehabilitation, and a favorable prognosis. Treatments range from therapy of the underlying dermatological condition to interdisciplinary treatment of comorbidities with the aim of restoring functional health.
Conclusions:
Medical rehabilitation follows a holistic approach and represents a significant addition to outpatient and acute inpatient care, often leading to a long-term improvement in clinical outcome, participation, and activity.
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