Dermatologisch-psychosomatische Rehabilitation

Wehrmann, Jochen

doi:10.1007/s00105-009-1865-3

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“…In manchen Fällen sind die psychosomatischen Aspekte des atopischen Ekzems wichtigster Anlass und Inhaltspunkt der Rehabilitation. Dann sollte eine primär psychosomatische Rehabilitation angestrebt werden, die neben einer längeren Aufenthaltsdauer auch mehrmals wöchentliche psychotherapeutische Einzel-und Gruppengespräche anbietet [19]. Einzelne psychosomatische Rehakliniken bieten eine gleichzeitige fachdermatologische Behandlung an.…”

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Rehabilitation beim atopischen Ekzem des Erwachsenen

Eisenmann¹

2017

Akt Dermatol

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Atopic dermatitis is the most common chronic inflammatory skin disease, which often leads to a long term and severe loss of life quality. Very often primary dermatological care cannot offer sufficient relief of complaints. In these cases additional dermatological rehabilitation should be considered, which can improve acute skin damage as well as help develop long term coping mechanisms Inpatient rehab includes: intensive medical treatment, accompanied by avoidance of occupational or private skin harm, better knowledge of triggers, skin care and adequate use of anti-inflammatory treatments, psychological consulting, e.?g. stress factors at work or in family, coping with itching and cosmetic interference, social counseling: social security rules, retraining etc.

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Rehabilitation beim atopischen Ekzem des Erwachsenen

Eisenmann¹

2017

Akt Dermatol

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“…Combined dermatologic‐psychosomatic rehabilitation is indicated, when besides the skin disease mental comorbidity exists simultaneously or psychosocial factors affect the disease course or the patient's coping unfavorably. A dermatologic‐psychosomatic institution is defined by a broad, multimodal and interdisciplinary treatment spectrum (Table 5), which is targeted at the therapy of the skin disease as well as treatment of the mental disorder and integrates both according to a superordinate concept [10, 11]. Treatment duration therefore from the outset is set at 4–6 weeks.…”

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Dermatological rehabilitation

Nürnberg¹,

Wehrmann²,

Breuer

2011

J Deutsche Derma Gesell

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Chronic and chronically recurring diseases often cannot be treated causally and usually lead to a considerable impairment in social and occupational participation. In order to deal appropriately with such restrictions, a more comprehensive therapeutic approach is required in the sense of a bio-psychosocial model of disease and health which serves as the basis for modern dermatological rehabilitation. Multimodal, quality-controlled dermatological rehabilitation gives patients with chronic skin diseases a treatment option that goes beyond the primarily symptom-oriented outpatient care provided by office-based physicians and the acute care of inpatient facilities. This paper presents the complex opportunities offered by dermatological rehabilitation. The aim of this paper is to put dermatologists working in the practical field in a position to help their patients with chronic skin diseases to realize their statutory right to participate in society. For this purpose, it will impart the understanding of medical rehabilitation that is necessary so that the dermatologist in charge can advise his or her patient competently, in order to successfully arrange for the corresponding care appropriate to the indication and taking into account personal circumstances and insurance-related requirements.

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“…Wenn dann neben der dermatologischen Diagnose auch eine psychische Diagnose vorliegt im Sinne einer psychosozialen Triggerung (F 54), einer resultierenden Anpassungsstörung (F 43.2) durch die chronische Hauterkrankung bzw. eine Depression, Angsterkrankung oder körperdysmorphe Störung, ist wegen der Multimorbidität (Haut und psychische Diagnose) ein weiteres sozialmedizinisches Kriterium für eine stationäre Rehabilitation gegeben [4]. Dies belegen auch die Zahlen zu dermatologischen Rehabilitationsmaßnahmen (DRV Bund) der letzten zehn Jahre.…”

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Wehrmann¹

2013

hautnah dermatologie

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Dermatologisch-psychosomatische Rehabilitation

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Rehabilitation beim atopischen Ekzem des Erwachsenen

Rehabilitation beim atopischen Ekzem des Erwachsenen

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