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ergopraxis 2021; 14(06): 10-13
DOI: 10.1055/a-1420-0605
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Messen heißt wissen – Zielgerichtetes Messen in der Ergotherapie

Esther Bols∗
,
Steffy Stans∗
,
Sandra Beurskens∗
,
Sandra Erbe∗
,
Esther Wendel∗
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Wie stellen Sie sicher, dass Sie Informationen zum richtigen Zeitpunkt und mit dem richtigen Instrument erheben? Höchste Zeit, das Messen in der täglichen ergotherapeutischen Praxis zu reflektieren und ein schrittweises Vorgehen zu planen.



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