Issue 3-85, 2018

Using the ICF and Rating Scales in Medical Rehabilitation

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1,2 Ivanova G.Е., 1,2 Melnikova Е.V., 1,2 Shamalov N.A., 1,4 Bodrova R.A., 1,3 Shmonin А.А., 1,2 Suvorov A.U., 1 Nyrkov G.V., 1 Tulupov D.O.

1 Russian public organization «All-Russian union rehabilitators» «ARUR»
2 FSBEI HE N.I. Pirogov RNRMU MOH, Russia
3 FSBEI HE I.P. Pavlov SPbSMU MOH, Russia
4 FSBEI FPE RMACPE MOH, Russia


ABSTRACT

The purpose of this publication is to acquaint the reader with the International Classification of Functioning, a universalclassification for assessing the health of the whole organism and related problems limiting the life of the patient. We explain,from what the classification consists, its application in clinical practice. We give examples of the use of ICF domains on a clinicalexample, the use of functional profiles of ICF for each classification section.In recent years, the assessment of the state of the body is no longer possible without the use of scales, but a large numberof them does not always allow specialists to understand each other. We believe that the creation of a unified system, in whichvarious tools for evaluating the patient's condition will be collected, will be of great help in the work of the members of themultidisciplinary team. In the future, this will help in the preparation of a rehabilitation diagnosis and in the definition of amore accurate rehabilitation potential, which will ensure a higher efficiency of medical rehabilitation in general.


KEYWORDS: international classification of functioning, ICF, domain, scales, rehabilitation, multidisciplinary team, rehabilitation diagnosis, rehabilitation prognosis, rehabilitation profile


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