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Functional recovery after medical rehabilitation is shaped by dynamic interactions between biological, psychosocial, and environmental factors, yet existing mod...
The study investigates how multidisciplinary rehabilitation pathways influence post-stroke recovery outcomes within a regional hospital network, addressing the ...
Stroke rehabilitation increasingly relies on remote delivery methods, yet evidence comparing tele-rehabilitation with conventional in-person therapy remains het...
This study addresses the increasing gap in access to effective post-stroke motor rehabilitation by evaluating a smartphone-based tele-rehabilitation (TR) progra...
This study addresses the persistent mobility limitations experienced by stroke survivors and the inequities in access to conventional rehabilitation services, b...
Stroke survivors often face barriers to accessing timely, ongoing rehabilitation due to geographic, transportation, and resource constraints, which can lead to ...
This study addresses the persistent gap between clinical motor recovery and actual participation outcomes following stroke by proposing a biopsychosocial framew...
Telerehabilitation offers a scalable solution to bridge rehabilitation gaps for stroke survivors within fragmented community hospital networks, yet evidence on ...
This study addresses the growing disparity in post-stroke rehabilitation access by comparing tele-rehabilitation and in-person therapy outcomes to determine whe...
This study addresses the growing need for accessible, objective, and scalable assessment of motor recovery after stroke through smartphone-based telerehabilitat...
Post-stroke individuals often experience persistent balance impairments that limit independence and increase fall risk, yet conventional rehabilitation methods ...
Stroke survivors often face limited access to intensive rehabilitation services due to geographic, transportation, and resource constraints, leading to suboptim...
This study addresses the escalating need for effective delivery of post-stroke rehabilitation through telerehabilitation by examining how a structured model can...
Stroke rehabilitation in community hospital post-stroke units faces variable patient outcomes influenced by organizational processes, resource constraints, and ...
This study addresses the growing challenge of optimizing post-stroke rehabilitation in the context of rising telehealth adoption by examining whether tele-rehab...
This study addresses the persistent gap in continuous, accessible neurorehabilitation following stroke by evaluating a smartphone-based AI platform designed for...
This study investigates the effectiveness of Virtual Reality (VR) home therapy as an adjunct to conventional rehabilitation for improving upper-limb function af...
Stroke survivors frequently experience impairments in balance that constrain activities of daily living and increase fall risk, particularly after discharge fro...
Amitotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) presents progressive motor decline that compromises gait and mobility, imposing substantial functional limitation and reduc...
This study addresses the pressing challenge of delivering effective rehabilitation services to rural populations amid limited access to conventional in-person c...
This study investigates the comparative effectiveness of tele-rehabilitation versus in-person care on functional recovery, reintegration, and quality of life am...
Stroke remains a leading cause of long-term motor disability worldwide, with traditional rehabilitation approaches often limited by accessibility, resource cons...
Stroke survivors frequently experience balance impairments that significantly hinder their mobility, independence, and overall quality of life, yet current reha...
Stroke remains a leading cause of disability worldwide, with impaired balance being a predominant factor contributing to limited mobility and increased fall ris...
Stroke remains a leading cause of long-term disability worldwide, with heterogeneous functional impairments necessitating individualized rehabilitation approach...
The increasing prevalence of physical disabilities and chronic conditions in rural populations underscores the urgent need for accessible and effective rehabili...
Stroke remains a leading cause of long-term disability globally, with rehabilitation playing a crucial role in restoring functional independence. Despite the va...
Stroke remains a leading cause of long-term disability globally, with post-stroke rehabilitation critical to enhancing functional recovery and improving quality...
Stroke remains a leading cause of long-term disability worldwide, with motor impairments significantly impairing patients’ independence and quality of life. T...
Shoulder injuries and postoperative conditions pose significant challenges to effective rehabilitation, often hindered by limited access to consistent physiothe...