ICF-Interventionskategorien für die Physiotherapie bei muskuloskelettalen Gesundheitsstörungen

Allet, Lara; Cieza, Alarcos; Bürge, Elisabeth; Finger, Matthias; Stucki, Gerold; Affolter, Joël; Tal-Akabi, Amir; Huber, Erika Omega

doi:10.1055/s-2007-963136

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“…Four articles (26,27,31,32) considered ways of using the ICF to document the assessment and interventions realized in a physiotherapist's daily practice. Basing themselves on physiotherapists' clinical records, these authors developed nine lists with intervention categories: three lists for each health condition (musculoskeletal, neurology, and internal medicine), and one per context (acute, rehabilitation and longterm).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…They also help comply with administrative demands for transparency. In line with the authors who developed these lists (26,27,31), Siebes et al (43) underlined that the ICF is a valuable tool enabling the thorough documentation Á incorporating all parties' points of view Á which is necessary to subtly identify the patient's problems, and then fine-tune treatment goals and interventions. However, one difficulty mentioned was the practicality of such a tool.…”

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confidence: 96%

“…However, one difficulty mentioned was the practicality of such a tool. (26,27,31) The lists should contain relevant categories, but not too many, in order to limit the time necessary for completing the assessment procedure (27,31). Furthermore, informal clinical application of these lists showed that their correct use requires preliminary training (27,31).…”

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confidence: 98%

“…The ICF has been described as an interesting and relevant means of structuring assessments and interventions. For instance, the so-called ''lists of intervention categories for physiotherapists'' (26,27,31) provide a detailed description as to how to integrate the classification in a physiotherapist's daily routine. These lists (26,27,31) feature categories that facilitate the understanding of patients' functional potential not only from a therapeutic, but also from a patient-and family-centred perspective.…”

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confidence: 99%

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ICF: Clinical relevance for physiotherapy? A critical review

Allet

Bürge

Monnin

2008

Advances in Physiotherapy

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The International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health (ICF) holds great promise for providing the rehabilitation disciplines with a universal language. However, the ICF is still highly complex and questions remain about its practicability. The aims of this review were to (i) identify how the ICF is integrated in the clinical activity of physiotherapists, (ii) discuss advantages and limits of the use of the ICF, and (iii) suggest further possibilities for implementing the ICF by physiotherapists. A literature search on Medline, Cochrane, CINAHL and PEDro (key words: ICF, physiotherapy, physical therapy, clinical application, clinical use) was carried out, together with a check for articles on Google Scholar. Of 155 identified articles, 22 were specific to physiotherapy. These articles described the utility of the ICF to facilitate decisionmaking for physiotherapists; to classify the evaluation of therapy outcomes; to ensure that all aspects of human functioning are represented while testing the effectiveness and the reliability of these outcomes; to structure the documentation of assessments and interventions, as well as to ameliorate the communication. ICF has a clinical relevance for physiotherapists, although the limited reliability of the qualifier system for the feasibility of its implementation was shown. The authors emphasize that the ICF is a tool that facilitates the decision of what to measure but not how to measure.

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confidence: 99%

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confidence: 96%

Section: Assessment/interventionmentioning

confidence: 98%

Section: Assessment/interventionmentioning

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ICF: Clinical relevance for physiotherapy? A critical review

Allet

Bürge

Monnin

2008

Advances in Physiotherapy

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“…Die Auswahl der ICF-Kategorien erfolgte im Rahmen eines ausführlich beschriebenen Delphi-Prozesses, an dem Physiotherapeuten aus Schweizer Akutkrankenhäu-sern aller Sprachregionen beteiligt waren [7]. Diese Resultate wurden später validiert [1,3,8]. Mit der ICF stellte die WHO eine allgemeine Quantifizierung zur Verfügung und fordert dazu auf, mittels Forschung auf dieser Grundlage Assessment-Instrumente zu entwickeln [6,21].…”

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Operationalisierung von ICF-Kategorien für physiotherapeutische Interventionen im Akutkrankenhaus

Gloor-Juzi¹,

Huber²,

Grill³

2008

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Einleitung ! Die Therapie akuter Erkrankungen in der Klinik orientiert sich an der Diagnose und den speziellen Bedürfnissen des Patienten. Dabei haben besonders Patienten mit akuten und chronischen Begleiterkrankungen und ältere ein erhçhtes Risiko für Komplikationen und Verlust der Funktionsfähigkeit. Daher ist es besonders wichtig, Zusammenfassung ! Hintergrund: Im Akutkrankenhaus spielen Physiotherapeuten eine Schlüsselrolle bei der Behandlung der Funktionsfähigkeit akut erkrankter Menschen. Um die funktionsorientierten Ziele der physiotherapeutischen Intervention festzulegen und die Ergebnisse interdisziplinär zu kommunizieren, sind spezifische Messinstrumente notwendig, die in einem fach-und berufsübergreifenden Rahmen die Patientenprobleme darstellen. Die ICF kçnnte diesen Rahmen bieten, muss aber in eine passende Form gebracht werden. Ziel: Die Ausprägungsmerkmale von für die Physiotherapie relevanten ICF-Kategorien werden so definiert, dass Physiotherapeuten damit im Akutkrankenhaus beurteilbare Patienteneigenschaften beschreiben kçnnen (operationalisieren). Methode: 6 Experten operationalisierten 124 ICF-Kategorien durch einen formalen Entscheidungs-und Konsensusprozess. Anschließend prüften 6 Physiotherapeuten deren Nutzbarkeit an 28 Patienten. Ergebnisse: Auf einer ordinalen Skala wurden 30 und auf einer dichotomen Skala 94 ICF-Kategorien operationalisiert. Die Anwendung der operationalisierten ICF-Kategorien am Patienten erwies sich als unproblematisch. Schlussfolgerungen: ICF-Kategorien kçnnen für Physiotherapeuten nutzbar operationalisiert werden. Für die Entwicklung eines validen und reliablen Messinstruments sind weitere Untersuchungen notwendig.Abstract ! Background: In emergency hospitals' settings physical therapists play a key role in the treatment of patients' loss of functioning. In order to set the functioning-oriented goals of physical therapy intervention and communicate results of treatment in a multidisciplinary environment, specific assessments are needed. These instruments should depict the patients' problems through a framework that overlaps all health care professions involved in the treatment. The ICF is a multi-purpose classification which may be the appropriate basis for this assessment but needs adaptation. Objective: Items based on ICF categories relevant to physiotherapeutic interventions are defined so that physical therapists in emergency hospitals can describe patients' characteristics (operationalisation). Method: 6 experts operationalised a selection of 124 ICF categories in a formal decision-making consensus process. Afterwards 6 physiotherapists tested the practicability of the operationalised ICF categories on 28 patients. Results: On an ordinal scale 30 and on a dichotomous scale 94 ICF categories could be operationalised. In using the operationalised ICF categories no major problems were reported. Conclusions: ICF categories may be operationalised in order to enable physiotherapists using them in daily practice. Further research on reliability and validity is necessa...

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Introduction de la CIF dans la pratique clinique en physiothérapie

Huber¹,

Cieza

2008

Kinésithérapie, la Revue

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ICF-Interventionskategorien für die Physiotherapie bei muskuloskelettalen Gesundheitsstörungen

Cited by 7 publications

References 3 publications

ICF: Clinical relevance for physiotherapy? A critical review

ICF: Clinical relevance for physiotherapy? A critical review

Operationalisierung von ICF-Kategorien für physiotherapeutische Interventionen im Akutkrankenhaus

Introduction de la CIF dans la pratique clinique en physiothérapie

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