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Linking the menopause rating scale to the International classification of functioning, disability and health – A first step towards the implementation of the EMAS menopause health care model
MaturitasVol. 118p15–19Published online: October 5, 2018- Martina Zangger
- Dagmar Poethig
- Florian Meissner
- Michael von Wolff
- Petra Stute
Cited in Scopus: 5Estrogen deficiency due to menopause affects a woman on all levels, from subcellular structures, organs, regulatory systems to bio-mental-psycho-social functioning [1]. Accordingly, various (non)specific symptoms may occur, called climacteric syndrome. Despite its multidimensional phenotype is has been classified only unidimensionally so far using the ICD-10 (N95) [2]. Recently, the European Menopause and Andropause Society (EMAS) proposed a new Healthy Menopause Health Care Model which aims to set up a personalized care plan for short-, mid- and long-term goals in the context of physical, psychological and social functioning [3].
