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Classification systems for CP
The most important ones at a glance
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GMFCS, MACS, CFCS, EDACS, VFCS – the 5 key classification systems for cerebral palsy, briefly explained.
This Power-up explains 5 systems. They show what a person with CP can do in everyday life.
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Gross Motor Function Classification System (GMFCS)
A classification system for mobility
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Explained for kids: the GMFCS shows in 5 levels how much support a child needs to get around.
This Power-up explains GMFCS to you. GMFCS shows how well you can move. There are 5 levels.
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IV guide
The essentials about disability insurance (IV)
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Your introduction to the IV: which benefits exist and how care and assistance at home are paid for.
This Power-up gives you an overview of the IV. The IV helps with many costs.
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Assistive devices via the IV
The essentials about disability insurance (IV)
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Who decides, who advises: the path to the right assistive device explained in 5 steps.
This Power-up explains how you can get an assistive device. For example a wheelchair.
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IV rejection – what now?
The essentials about disability insurance (IV)
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What to do about an IV rejection? How to properly object within 30 days – with examples.
This Power-up helps you when the IV says no. You will learn what you can do.
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Moving house – what needs to be considered?
The essentials about disability insurance (IV)
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Moving within Switzerland or abroad: what it means for ongoing IV benefits.
This Power-up explains what happens with IV support when you move.
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Goals with a future
Setting goals helps in everyday life
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Set real everyday goals using the 6 F-words model – includes a worksheet for therapy.
This Power-up helps you find good goals. Using the 6 F-words.
