Ambulant opfølgning og rehabilitering af dekompenseret levercirrose bør være et tværfagligt samarbejde

Malene Barfod O'Connell; Lise Hobolth; Ane Søgaard Teisner; Mette Lehmann Andersen; Nina Kimer

Ambulant opfølgning og rehabilitering af dekompenseret levercirrose bør være et tværfagligt samarbejde

Translated title of the contribution: Outpatient control and rehabilitation in decompensated liver cirrhosis should be an interdisciplinary approach

Malene Barfod O'Connell, Lise Hobolth, Ane Søgaard Teisner, Mette Lehmann Andersen, Nina Kimer

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Abstract

There are no rehabilitative offers to patients, who are discharged following a hospitalisation with decompensated liver cirrhosis. The development and implementation of a comprehensive rehabilitative offer can lead to early detection and treatment of complications, which could eventually result in hospitalisation. In this review, we argue, that prevention of hospitalisation, self-care, quality of life, patient satisfaction and compliance should form the basis of a rehabilitative offer for patients with liver cirrhosis.

Translated title of the contribution	Outpatient control and rehabilitation in decompensated liver cirrhosis should be an interdisciplinary approach
Original language	Danish
Journal	Ugeskrift for Laeger
Volume	182
Issue number	13
ISSN	0041-5782
Publication status	Published - 23 Mar 2020

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Ambulant opfølgning og rehabilitering af dekompenseret levercirrose bør være et tværfagligt samarbejde

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