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Keep/Refer-Decision-Making Abilities and Screening for Serious Pathologies as Integral Components of Physiotherapy Education and Profession
Lackenbauer, W.; Jansen, J.; Roddam, H.; Selfe, J. · physioscience · 2019 · Heft 1 · S. 28 bis 36
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2019
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Background Several surveys over the last few years examined physiotherapists’ attitude towards direct access, increased practice autonomy and the necessity to detect the presence of serious pathologies. Objective The aim of the questionnaire was identify the attitude of Austrian physicians towards physiotherapists’ taking more responsibility in the case of clinical decisions. Method An online survey was distributed by e-mail among 1000 general practitioners and 395 orthopaedic surgeons working in private practice in Austria during autumn 2017. Results The study included 76 general practitioners (7. 6 %) and 40 o…
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Physiotherapie
Entscheidungsfindung
Pathologien
Autonomie
Umfrage
Österreich
Verantwortung
Ärzte
Physiotherapeuten
Physiotherapy
Decision Making
Pathology
Autonomy
Surveys
Physicians
physioscience
