rehabilitation professionals
Productivity Standards and the Impact on Quality of Care: A National Survey of Inpatient Rehabilitation Professionals
... The rehabilitation professionals agreed that productivity is more than just face-to-face ...the rehabilitation managers included the language used to respond to the survey ...
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Talking about sex after traumatic brain injury: perceptions and experiences of multidisciplinary rehabilitation professionals
... in rehabilitation. This study aimed to explore rehabilitation professionals’ perceptions and experiences of discussing sexuality with service-users who have had a ...of professionals, using a ...
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A cross-sectional study investigating impressions and opinions of medical rehabilitation professionals on the effectiveness of the Ponseti method for treatment of clubfoot in Harare, Zimbabwe
... In Uganda, in order to address the challenge of lack of compliance to treatment of clubfoot, posters and pam- phlets were designed and distributed to village health teams, healthcare centers, churches, and schools [20]. ...
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Identification of recruitment and retention strategies for rehabilitation professionals in Ontario, Canada: results from expert panels
... Given that 60% of highly rated Education and Training strategies targeted rural and remote practices underscores the importance of specific strategies for rural and remote areas in the development of a HHR plan. The need ...
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The Level of Awareness of Rehabilitation Professionals Employed in Rehabilitation Academic Centers Regarding Tele-Rehabilitation Technology
... about rehabilitation or other para- medical ...among rehabilitation professionals may also root in the fact that Tele- rehabilitation is a newly emerging field compared with telemedicine or ...
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A Commentary on Telerehabilitation Services in Pakistan: Current Trends and Future Possibilities
... A revised questionnaire was distributed among 329 rehabilitation professionals. While participants were initially given seven days to return the questionnaire, the response window was extended for an ...
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Perceptions of positive attitudes toward people with spinal cord injury : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in psychology at Massey University
... In particular, the attitudes of rehabilitation professionals toward people with disabilities are seen as the most important contributors to the self-concept and rehabilitation outcome of[r] ...
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A Persian Cued Speech Website Fromthe Deaf Professionals’ Views
... and rehabilitation professionals told us ,the aim of website is to get specific information and serving special population so in comparison with other similar websites, it has an appropriate content, ...
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Information Use Pattern of Disability Rehabilitation Service Providers in India
... to use by outside users. Secondly, the desired information is not available in the native language is also a big challenge for professional and personnel who are engaged in community based rehabilitation ...
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HIV and Rehabilitation Training Needs of Health Professionals in Canada: Results of a National Survey
... HIV rehabilitation and emerging professional and service delivery issues among both HIV specialists and rehabilitation professionals in this national survey, we offer the following recom- mendations ...
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Dosage of pain rehabilitation programs: a qualitative study from patient and professionals’ perspectives
... groups, rehabilitation professionals men- tioned that patient travel time could influence the choice of the offered format of treatment, therefore influencing the dosage of ...pain rehabilitation, so ...
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Strategies for Communicating with Deaf Patients in the Public Physical Rehabilitation Unit in the Central South Region of Rio de Janeiro State, Brazil
... health professionals in the care and treatment of deaf patients [3] [10] [20], which does not change much, because being a Brazilian citizen and sharing the same culture with listeners does not guarantee equal ...
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Wider Consultation on Pulmonary Rehabilitation for Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
... professionals emphasised the evidence-base for its efficacy, and the importance of a multidisciplinary approach and outpatient model. For professionals, the patient outcome was a key focus, with capacity, ...
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Work-aged stroke survivors’ psychosocial challenges narrated during and after participating in a dialogue-based psychosocial intervention: a feasibility study
... Although some of the participants expected to return to work, some were forced to leave work because of the consequences of stroke. A newly graduated woman had her stroke when she was newly employed. In a planned meeting ...
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What is rehabilitation potential? Development of a theoretical model through the accounts of healthcare professionals working in stroke rehabilitation services
... about rehabilitation potential will determine when rehabilitation begins; the intensity of rehabilitation that is required and can be tolerated for rehabilitation to be effective; and at what ...
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Characteristics of Effective Expert Witnesses in Rehabilitation Counseling
... by rehabilitation counselors who are preparing to become expert witnesses and as an educational tool to prepare counselors to function effectively as expert ...
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Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) in practice: ACT consistency of multidisciplinary professionals in the Dutch pain rehabilitation
... The current study evaluates the implementation of ACT in nine Dutch pain rehabilitation centers between October 2010 and October 2012, all of which had no prior experience with the technique. ACT was introduced ...
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Knowledge and attitudes of health professionals towards pressure ulcers at a rehabilitation hospital: a cross-sectional study
... health professionals towards PUs ...the rehabilitation hospital at King Fahad Medical City, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia in ...medicine rehabilitation physicians who have a minimum of at least one year of ...
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Health care professionals’ views of the factors influencing the decision to refer patients to a stroke rehabilitation trial
... amongst the, higher priority, clinical and organisational demands they juggled. Furthermore, the participants did not have a formal research role in their job; recruitment was undertaken in addition to their usual roles. ...
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The Acute Medical Unit: Narratives of older people and their informal carers about the hospital stay and resettlement experience
... for rehabilitation following an acute hospital admission has been recognised in the literature (Aiub et al 2011, Dyas & Thom 2002, McLeod et al ...the rehabilitation options provided in the community, ...
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