For people with an existing disability, an additional illness can trigger a high need for rehabilitation. However, in the case of several impairments, those affected come across forms, reviews and hospital concepts, which often only represent a single diagnosis. A new study in the Federal Health Bulletin describes the access to medical rehabilitation from the point of view of involved experts as bureaucratic, difficult to understand and prone to…
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For people with an existing disability, an additional illness can trigger a high need for rehabilitation. However, in the case of several impairments, those affected come across forms, reviews and hospital concepts, which often only represent a single diagnosis. A new study in the Federal Health Bulletin describes the access to medical rehabilitation from the point of view of involved experts as bureaucratic, difficult to understand and prone to…