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ergopraxis 2020; 13(03): 36-39
DOI: 10.1055/a-1092-6440
Ergotherapie
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Klientensicht als wertvolle Evidenz nutzen – Ergotherapeutisches Modell CCEBOT

Claudia Trickes∗
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Brigitte Fleitz∗
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03 March 2020 (online)

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Ergotherapeuten legen Wert darauf, evidenzbasiert und klientenzentriert zu arbeiten. Beides unterstützt das Modell der Client-Centered Evidence-Based Occupational Therapy (CCEBOT), nach dem Therapeutin und Klient die Intervention auf Augenhöhe gestalten.

 

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