Mobilisation

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Definition

What is it: Mobilisation refers to the collective nursing and therapeutic actions designed to maintain or enhance the physical movement capabilities of individuals. It is a core component of professional care focused on patient activity.

What is it used for: It is utilized to promote self-activity and leverage existing physical resources. Regular implementation significantly lowers the risk of developing pressure ulcers, thrombosis, pneumonia, and joint contractures.

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  • Related entities: 3
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https://llms.salusmax.de/en/mobilisation/facts/#entity
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Mobilisation
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Mobilisation

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Mobilisation consists of all nursing and therapeutic measures aimed at maintaining or improving the mobility of people requiring care. [1]
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Mobilisation measures include patient transfers between beds and chairs, gait training, positioning exercises, physiotherapy, and the use of mobility aids. [1]
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Regular mobilisation reduces the risk of developing complications such as decubitus, thrombosis, pneumonia, and contractures. [1]
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Activating care emphasizes the use of existing physical resources and the promotion of independent activity. [1]

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  1. https://salusmax.de/el/pfle-xikon-2/mobilisation (Mobilisation)

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