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For Younger Patients With Stroke, Does Rehabilitation In The Home, Compared To Rehabilitation In The Day Clinic, Improve Early Level Of Activity Participation?, Elizabeth Ashley Brown, Alex Robert Shragg, Jovita Vasquez, Kitsum Li
For Younger Patients With Stroke, Does Rehabilitation In The Home, Compared To Rehabilitation In The Day Clinic, Improve Early Level Of Activity Participation?, Elizabeth Ashley Brown, Alex Robert Shragg, Jovita Vasquez, Kitsum Li
Occupational Therapy | Critically Appraised Papers Series
The main purpose of this study was to determine if 3 weeks of rehabilitation in the home setting improves activity to a larger extent and facilitates rehabilitation in younger patients following a stroke compared to patients receiving intervention in an outpatient rehabilitation clinic. Cost effectiveness among these interventions was also described.
Critically Appraised Paper For "Does Cognitive Treatment For Illness Perceptions Increase Patient-Specific Physical Activity Levels Of Patients With Chronic Low Back Pain When Compared To No Intervention?", Jaclyn Fok, Shannon Landau, Liberty Bellah, Kitsum Li
Critically Appraised Paper For "Does Cognitive Treatment For Illness Perceptions Increase Patient-Specific Physical Activity Levels Of Patients With Chronic Low Back Pain When Compared To No Intervention?", Jaclyn Fok, Shannon Landau, Liberty Bellah, Kitsum Li
Occupational Therapy | Critically Appraised Papers Series
- To test the hypothesis that patient-relevant activity limitations can be reduced in patients with CLBP after receiving CTIP.
- To determine which maladaptive illness perceptions are detected and impacted by the CTIP.