Care complexity, perceptions of complexity and preferences for interprofessional collaboration: an analysis of relationships and social networks in paediatrics

Table 1 Modelled complexity of five ICF-domains with three levels of complexity

Complex	Personal factors	Environ. factors	Body functions	Activities	Participation
low	no chronic condition	parents with a good social network	urinates spontaneously	mobilizes without support	engages in team sport
low	no medication	average income	headache	sufficient oral intake	attends regular education
medium	asthma	single parent with unstable social network	white blood cells in urine, fever	mobilizes with support	engages in solitary hobby
medium	home medication	welfare benefit	pain when urinating	insufficient oral intake	attends special education
high	hypoventilation syndrome	divorced parents without social network	hydronephrosis	does not mobilize	no sport or hobby engagement
high	night-time non-invasive ventilation	statutory debt restructuring	confused, pain in left flank	no oral intake	high school absenteeism

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