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Optimized transcranial direct current stimulation for post-stroke dysphagia with small electrodes: a double-blind, randomized, feasibility study protocol. [PDF]
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Rehabilitation of persons with injuries.
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Psychosomatic Rehabilitation of Elderly Persons
Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, 1975ABSTRACT The psychosomatic rehabilitation of the elderly is an important task from both social and economic viewpoints. For psychic rehabilitation, moderate activity and the playing of games (such as chess, dominoes or cards) are recommended.
I, Hutterer, Z, Dénes
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Personality Factors Influencing Vocational Rehabilitation
Archives of General Psychiatry, 1975Fifty male patients with chronic renal conditions and receiving hemodialysis underwent psychiatric examination and repeated followups in a predictive study aimed at elucidating personality factors that influence vocational rehabilitation. Previous level of functioning, satisfaction with work, sick role, and patients' dependency needs were found to ...
A K, De-Nour, J W, Czaczkes
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Personal factors in rehabilitation
2019A patient’s perception of their journey through rehabilitation is based on their personal aspirations and expectations as filtered through the value and belief systems within which they live. From these internal constructs, the uniqueness of an individual’s lived experience emerges and explains how two individuals with the same health condition or ...
Manoj Sivan +3 more
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Pulmonary Rehabilitation in Persons With COPD
Respiratory Care, 2023Pulmonary rehabilitation (PR) is a high-value intervention for persons with COPD and other chronic lung diseases. It is associated with improvement in exercise capacity, dyspnea, health-related quality of life, and depression as well as a reduction in hospitalization and improved survival when PR follows COPD-related hospitalizations.
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Physical Rehabilitation of Disabled Persons
New England Journal of Medicine, 1947THE following statement of the purposes of rehabilitation programs1 provides an excellent analysis of the co-operation of all groups that will be necessary: The goal of any rehabilitation program is to achieve the maximum function and adjustment of the individual and to prepare him physically, mentally, socially and vocationally for the fullest ...
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Person-centred rehabilitation: Rhetoric or reality?
Disability and Rehabilitation, 2007Rehabilitation has frequently been at the forefront of conceptual and language development in healthcare.
Kathryn M, McPherson, Richard J, Siegert
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Homeless persons in rehabilitation
2021Recovery-oriented rehabilitation of homeless persons with severe mental illness in the community or institution has been a challenge for service providers across the globe. Chronicity of the illness, along with loss of skill sets, has hindered persons rendered homeless from opportunities for seeking validation in the eyes of society as ‘productive ...
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Person-Centered Psychiatric Rehabilitation
2016Over the past thirty years, Psychiatric Rehabilitation has become an integral part of overall mental health service delivery for individuals with psychiatric disabilities, and in particular those with serious psychiatric disabilities. Although it has become a common service, it remains little understood. Person-Centered Psychiatric Rehabilitation (PCPR)
Marianne Farkas +3 more
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