Projektart: Gefördertes Projekt Wissenschaftliche Arbeit
MBOR-Management: Projekt zur formativen Evaluation einer Steuerung von PatientInnen mit besonderer beruflicher Problemlage in berufsbezogene Therapiekonzepte

The pension insurance aims to broaden job orientation in medical rehabilitation. Against this background, a joint requirements profile of the pension insurance for the implementation of medical-occupationally oriented rehabilitation (MBOR) was developed. The MBOR concept describes requirements for facilities that care for rehabilitants with somatic indications and so-called special vocational problem situations (BBPL). Before a broad introduction into practice, the MBOR concept will be tested as a model and scientifically accompanied. In the sense of a formative evaluation, the trial is intended to clarify questions of need identification and allocation, implementation and financial expenditure. The overarching goal of the project is to derive recommendations for adopting the process of identifying and specifically controlling people with special job-related problems and implementing medical-occupational rehabilitation in routine care. In this context, a predominantly process-oriented quality analysis is to be carried out in the model phase. Especially the two levels of allocation and implementation are in the centre of the analysis. In addition, a descriptive presentation of the outcome quality is required. A further component of the project is to be a recording of the financial, temporal and personnel expenditure. The following tasks will be addressed in the project: - Access: Quality and accuracy of allocation - Process: Quality of implementation - Effort analysis - Quality of outcome from the patient's perspective - Derivation of recommendations for the adoption of the procedure in the routine care of the German Pension Insurance Seven rehabilitation facilities with orthopedic rehabilitation patients are participating in the trial phase.