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[Physical therapy in rheumatology : What, when and how can it be prescribed?]
Uwe Lange1,2, Antje Dominok3
1, Lich, Deutschland. Uwe.Lange@innere.med.uni-giessen.de.
Abstract:
Treatment of a rheumatic diseases without physical and occupational therapy is almost incomplete because it cannot be replaced by anything else; however, slightly less than half of all insured persons with inflammatory rheumatic diseases only receive an outpatient prescription and this proportion has hardly changed in the last 15 years. This is even more surprising as those affected persons often have limitations in functional health due to multimorbidity, which are very accessible by physical measures. The article is intended to serve as a basis for a recourse-proof prescription in order to make even greater use of the corresponding possibilities of an outpatient physical prescription in the future.
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