What is the Hemme approach?
Access Hemme is a technique for the treatment of patients with injury and damage to soft tissues. It is a treatment that places more emphasis on handling and modalities than on medical surgery and other invasive practices. The abbreviation Hemme is an abbreviation for history, evaluation, modality, manipulation and exercise and is described as a language model that outlines an approach that a doctor could use to treat a patient with soft tissue damage. Only after these preliminary preliminary sums can further phases, modality, manipulation and exercise- come into force. A thorough and ubiquitous history and evaluation process will allow modalities, handling and exercise available to doctors. The Hemme approaches and checks a number of feedback mechanisms that help keep the process under control. This feedback can be both positive and negative. Positive feedback ensures that the direction in which the Hemme approach is in the right direction, while the negative feedback indicates that they are than they are thanLog changes and improvements that could be made in the current Hemme access.
If the feedback is induced by the approach, the Hemme approach is considered to be suitable for injury and should continue in its course. However, if the feedback is negative, then changes to the repair of treatment are five times. This includes a change in WHICH activities includes individual steps, repeats one or more steps, a change in the sequence in which the steps are carried out, looking for external information and help, and finally leave the process completely.
The Hemme approach has three scientific foundations that accept it with authority in the eyes of the medical authorities. These foundations are scientific methods, systems theory and medical science. The medical authorities agree that medical history, physical evaluation, therapeutic exercise and modality, the Hemme approach, are medically acceptable and viable means for treatment. Although dreamed dOdat that some doctors have diminished in a non -invasive methodology of Hemme approach and incorporate a mix of medical and surgery tools into Hemme.