Mobilisation in care
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Topic: Mobilisation
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Primary source: https://salusmax.de/el/pfle-xikon-2/mobilisation
Quick Info
Mobilisation is used when mobility is to be maintained or improved in people requiring care.
Purpose and usage
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- Page type: context
- Questions on this page: 3
- Official source: https://salusmax.de/el/pfle-xikon-2/mobilisation
Key points
- How does activating care relate to mobilisation?: Activating care uses existing physical resources and promotes independent activity. That fits mobilisation where movement is maintained or improved.
- What is the goal of mobilisation measures?: The goal is to maintain or improve mobility in people requiring care.
Terms and entities
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When is mobilisation used in care?
Mobilisation is used when mobility is to be maintained or improved in people requiring care.
How does activating care relate to mobilisation?
Activating care uses existing physical resources and promotes independent activity. That fits mobilisation where movement is maintained or improved.
What is the goal of mobilisation measures?
The goal is to maintain or improve mobility in people requiring care.
Sources
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