Rehabilitation for Leprosy
In an effort to address the pressing issue of functional activity limitation among leprosy cases in an endemic area in Indonesia, a recent study has shed light on the challenges faced by...
Tag: rehabilitation medicine
Global Survey Reveals Challenges and Opportunities in Paediatric Physiotherapy Services
In an international study, the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats (SWOT) of paediatric physiotherapy (PT) services have been unveiled. The study, conducted through a cross-sectional survey, engaged physiotherapists (PTs) from around the...
Spa Therapy Emerges as Promising Rehabilitation Option for Breast Cancer-Related Lymphedema
It has been discussed that spa therapy is being explored as a viable alternative for the rehabilitation of individuals grappling with Breast Cancer-Related Lymphedema (BCRL). BCRL is a chronic condition resulting from...
Nurse in Rehabilitation: A Vital Component for Optimal Patient Outcomes
In the realm of healthcare, the intricate dance between rehabilitation and nursing is indispensable. The synergy between these two disciplines is a cornerstone in the pursuit of enhancing, attaining, and sustaining optimal...
Bomb Victim from Struggle to Triumph: A Call for Global Equality in Rehabilitation Access
Some years ago, our department had been witness to a remarkable story of resilience and triumph over adversity. Among the patients we received from Afghanistan, one individual stands out as a survivor...
A New Frontier in Rehabilitation Medicine: The Emergence of a Fourth Factor in Evidence-Based Decision-Making
In a development in the field of rehabilitation medicine, experts are proposing the addition of a fourth factor to the traditional trio of patient preferences, clinical expertise, and best available evidence when...