Background It is estimated that people with dementia are approximately three times more
likely to fracture their hip than sex and age matched controls. A report by the Chartered …

Objectives Gait disturbance and impaired balance lead to a greater risk of falls and hip
fractures for people with dementia. Physiotherapists play an important role in …

The primary aims were to clarify the changes in the functional status and quality of life of
patients with metastatic/locally advanced cancer who received rehabilitation therapy. This is …

Objectives This study aimed to describe insights from interviews about the experience of
physiotherapists providing palliative care in Ontario and their perceptions of the role and …

Introduction: home-based rehabilitation (HBR) is a rehabilitation model that aims to help
people with disabilities to integrate into the community and be independent as much as …

Abstract Background: The CO-OP ApproachTM has been increasingly used in research and
practice, yet its critical elements and implementation challenges are largely undescribed …

For patients with a broad range of serious life-threatening illness, loss of function and
independence is a common struggle and a significant contributor to diminished quality of life …

Formål: REHPA har gennemført et studie af den internationale litteratur med det formål at
undersøge og diskutere argumenterne og evidensen for at koordinere rehabilitering og …

Background: Rehabilitation is aimed at maximising a person's ability to live well and as
independently as possible within their circumstances. However, when a patient's condition …

The early failure of startup businesses is a concern for many local communities, including
the Virgin Islands, with about half of startups failing within the first 5 years of their life cycle …