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Critical Care Nursing Clinics of North America, 2020
Acute stroke care is completed, and it is time for discharge. Depending on patient needs, they may continue care with outpatient therapies, home health, long-term acute care, or an acute inpatient rehabilitation facility. This is an overview of the rehabilitation process, nursing care, an interdisciplinary team approach, and psychosocial aspects of ...
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Acute stroke care is completed, and it is time for discharge. Depending on patient needs, they may continue care with outpatient therapies, home health, long-term acute care, or an acute inpatient rehabilitation facility. This is an overview of the rehabilitation process, nursing care, an interdisciplinary team approach, and psychosocial aspects of ...
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Continuum, 2017
Rehabilitation is an important aspect of the continuum of care in stroke. With advances in the acute treatment of stroke, more patients will survive stroke with varying degrees of disability. Research in the past decade has expanded our understanding of the mechanisms underlying stroke recovery and has led to the development of new treatment modalities.
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Rehabilitation is an important aspect of the continuum of care in stroke. With advances in the acute treatment of stroke, more patients will survive stroke with varying degrees of disability. Research in the past decade has expanded our understanding of the mechanisms underlying stroke recovery and has led to the development of new treatment modalities.
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Clinics in Geriatric Medicine, 1993
It is clear from this article that additional studies examining what factors can be used to predict the outcome of stroke and what process achieves the best outcome most effectively need to be developed. The available data support the usefulness of a coordinated rehabilitation program in the treatment of the functional impairment that occurs after the ...
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It is clear from this article that additional studies examining what factors can be used to predict the outcome of stroke and what process achieves the best outcome most effectively need to be developed. The available data support the usefulness of a coordinated rehabilitation program in the treatment of the functional impairment that occurs after the ...
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Rehabilitation following stroke
Nursing Standard, 2002Rehabilitation following stroke begins as soon as the patient is medically stable and continues after discharge from hospital. This article describes the processes involved.
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Brain Impairment, 2008
AbstractThe need for stroke rehabilitation will lessen if stroke incidence declines and acute stroke medical and surgical treatment improves. The burden of stroke will also lessen as effective rehabilitation services (stroke rehabilitation units) and interventions are widely implemented.
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AbstractThe need for stroke rehabilitation will lessen if stroke incidence declines and acute stroke medical and surgical treatment improves. The burden of stroke will also lessen as effective rehabilitation services (stroke rehabilitation units) and interventions are widely implemented.
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American family physician, 1997
Stroke is the leading cause of brain damage and resultant disability. Rehabilitation measures help to restore lost abilities, improve quality of life and decrease the long-term economic cost of stroke. Proper patient selection, realistic goal setting, the active participation of both the patient and family, and the use of an interdisciplinary team ...
M P, Reddy, V, Reddy
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Stroke is the leading cause of brain damage and resultant disability. Rehabilitation measures help to restore lost abilities, improve quality of life and decrease the long-term economic cost of stroke. Proper patient selection, realistic goal setting, the active participation of both the patient and family, and the use of an interdisciplinary team ...
M P, Reddy, V, Reddy
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1986
B, Rees, J, Banja, A, Bhoomkar, S, Tchou
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B, Rees, J, Banja, A, Bhoomkar, S, Tchou
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