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<p>The contribution discusses sociodemographic characteristics and results of an evaluation for clients of a&#xa0;clinic for psychosocial rehabilitation, based upon a&#xa0;quantitative survey using SIBAR, and Mini-ICF-APP at the begin and the end of the sojourn of a&#xa0;duration of usually 6&#xa0;weeks. Statistical analysis on 219 clients compared with population data shows a&#xa0;slight over-representation of female patients, a&#xa0;somewhat higher mean in age and a&#xa0;higher proportion of persons with secondary school as highest completed formal education. A&#xa0;large share was affected by incapaity or lack to work. Among those, who were still employed, a&#xa0;comparingly small number of persons belonged to low qualifed occupational classes. Concerning the outcome of treatment, mainly positive changes of competences in “flexibility” and “self-assertion” were registered. Effect sizes were strong, with Cohen&#xa0;d = 1.2 respectively&#xa0;1.5.</p>

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Psychotherapeutische Versorgung im Rahmen psychosozialer Rehabilitation: Eine quantitative Untersuchung zur soziodemographischen Charakteristik der Klient:innen und den Behandlungsergebnissen in einer oberösterreichischen Reha-Klinik

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    2025年10月29日

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  • Carlos Watzka,
  • Carola Hinterstoisser

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The contribution discusses sociodemographic characteristics and results of an evaluation for clients of a clinic for psychosocial rehabilitation, based upon a quantitative survey using SIBAR, and Mini-ICF-APP at the begin and the end of the sojourn of a duration of usually 6 weeks. Statistical analysis on 219 clients compared with population data shows a slight over-representation of female patients, a somewhat higher mean in age and a higher proportion of persons with secondary school as highest completed formal education. A large share was affected by incapaity or lack to work. Among those, who were still employed, a comparingly small number of persons belonged to low qualifed occupational classes. Concerning the outcome of treatment, mainly positive changes of competences in “flexibility” and “self-assertion” were registered. Effect sizes were strong, with Cohen d = 1.2 respectively 1.5.