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Durch interdisziplinäre und multiprofessionelle Rehabilitation nach Schlaganfall kann über eine Funktionsverbesserung in vielen Fällen eine Optimierung der Teilhabe der betroffenen Patient/innen erreicht werden. Die wesentlichen Aufgaben der Schlaganfallrehabilitation sind Prävention, Erkennen und Management von Komorbiditäten und interkurrenten medizinischen Komplikationen, Wiedergewinnung größtmöglicher funktioneller Unabhängigkeit, die psychosoziale Reintegration sowie die Verbesserung der Lebensqualität. Bei Patient/innen nach Schlaganfall sind zielorientiert übende Verfahren, welche die Aktivität und repetitives Training der Patient/innen fordern, erfolgreich. Motorisches Lernen erfolgt ziel- und aufgabenorientiert. Die Rehabilitation muss auf eine Verbesserung von Aktivität und Partizipation zielen, um die Rolle eines jeden Einzelnen in der Familie, Arbeitsplatz und übrigem sozialem Umfeld zu erhalten.

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