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[Challenges of Diversity-Sensitive Care in Medical Rehabilitation].

Die Rehabilitation 2017 October
Diversity markers such as sex, migration background and socioeconomic status are associated with different needs and expectations in health care. In rehabilitation these needs and expectations are often not adequately accounted for. This may affect health care outcomes. In order to improve rehabilitative care, it is not sufficient to only focus on selected diversity criteria such as migration background. This has two reasons: First, health care users are defined by a wide range of different diversity markers; second, diversity markers are closely interrelated. Diversity management allows to address the population as a whole by establishing conditions in health care institutions which permit to cater for the diversity of all health care users, thereby allowing to provide a more patient-oriented health care.

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