… However, although the patients were on average 72 years of age, this study did not … on
geriatric rehabilitation and did not examine the influence of comorbidity or age on rehabilitation …

… of LOS in stroke patients. This investigation also emphasized the impact of age, comorbidity,
and stroke subtype on the outcome of geriatric stroke patients. Patients and methods …

Geriatric Rehabilitation (GR) is defined as ‘a multidimensional approach of diagnostic and
therapeutic interventions, the purpose of which is to optimize functional capacity, promote …

… prominent in geriatric patients with stroke, the objective of this study was to identify determinants
of patients’ quality … Geriatric rehabilitation refers to the rehabilitation of older frail people. …

… make it yet more likely that the geriatric stroke patient will suffer a serious injury from a fall
or limit his or her activities for fear of falling. Patients may gain confidence as they walk by …

… before admission to geriatric rehabilitation. The majority of patients in geriatric rehabilitation
show a … before they are admitted to geriatric rehabilitation. At this point, one may wonder if …

… in eight geriatric rehabilitation stroke units and their collaborating partners in primary care.
The study population involved stroke patients … before admission to geriatric rehabilitation, and …

… disablement process and incorporating patient goals are key to successful geriatric rehabilitation.
The rehabilitation treatment plan is based on the patient's unique disablement process…

… Purpose: The aim was to describe and analyse the rehabilitation process of the geriatric
stroke patient from two perspectives; the treatment goals expressed by the staŒand the patient …

… Interpretation of the results of the present study suggest that the functioning exhibited by
younger geriatric rehabilitation patients (ages 60 to 79) are markedly different than the function…