Screening bei Post Covid – Physiotherapeutisches Assessment bei Corona-Langzeitsymptomatik

Um die multiple Symptomatik des Post-Covid-Syndroms schnell zu erfassen und den Verlauf zu dokumentieren, eignen sich evidenzbasierte Assessments. Obwohl die Tests etabliert und praxistauglich sind, scheitert ihre praktische Anwendung zu oft an fehlendem Wissen und mangelnden Ressourcen.

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Artikel online veröffentlicht:
12. September 2023

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