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Physiotherapy Health Services Research

Karstens, S.; Baumbach, L.; Köhler, E.; Kopkow, C.; Michels, T.; Schäfer, A.; Thies, P.; Peschke, D.; Physiotherapiewissenschaft, F.-D.-S.-V.-D.-D.-G.-F. · physioscience · 2026 · Heft 6 · S. 86 bis 93

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2026
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Zeitschrift
physioscience
Autor:innen
Karstens, S.; Baumbach, L.; Köhler, E.; Kopkow, C.; Michels, T.; Schäfer, A.; Thies, P.; Peschke, D.; Physiotherapiewissenschaft, F.-D.-S.-V.-D.-D.-G.-F.
Ausgabe
Heft 6 / 2026
Jahrgang 22
Seiten
86 bis 93
Erschienen: 2026-06-01 00:00:00
ISSN
1860-3092

Zusammenfassung

Physiotherapy in Germany is currently undergoing a process of professionalization. A critical element of this transition is the implementation of research findings into clinical practice. This process, frequently referred to as “second translation”, represents a primary focus of health services research. To develop a definition for “physiotherapy health services research”. In the first step, essential characteristics of health services research and physiotherapy are outlined. Based on this, the definition of physiotherapy health services research is derived. Physiotherapy health services research is engaged in t…

Schlagworte

Deutschland Germany Association Movement Arbeit Finanzierung Allgemeinmedizin Berufsgruppen Thinking Affect Berlin Denken Work Angehörige Gesundheitsökonomie physioscience