OBJECTIVES: To test the hypotheses that older people and their informal carers are not
disadvantaged by home-based rehabilitation (HBR) relative to day hospital rehabilitation …

Objectives: to test the hypothesis that older people and their informal carers are not
disadvantaged by home-based rehabilitation (HBR) relative to day hospital rehabilitation …

Objective: to assess the effect of home versus day rehabilitation on patient outcomes.
Design: randomised controlled trial. Setting: post-hospital rehabilitation. Participants: two …

Objectives: to evaluate the effect of a care home rehabilitation service on institutionalisation,
health outcomes and service use. Design: randomised controlled trial, stratified by Barthel …

Objectives Rehabilitation in the home (RITH) services increasingly provide hospital
substitution services. This study examines clinical outcomes in a large metropolitan RITH …

Introduction Previous studies evaluating home-based rehabilitation service (HBRS) merely
focused on the period immediately after the patients' discharge from hospitals. The present …

The study's objective was to determine the effectiveness of a joint NHS/Social Services
rehabilitation unit (a form of intermediate care) for older people on discharge from …

Methods A systematic review of the literature was conducted to identify randomised
controlled clinical trials (RCTs) that investigated outcomes from one or more GDHs. All …

Background Rehabilitation for older people has acquired an increasingly important profile
for both policy‐makers and service providers within health and social care agencies. This …

Abstract The Home Independence Program (HIP) is a short‐term restorative programme
targeted at older home‐care clients, who do not have a diagnosis of dementia, when they …