Background: Use of outcome measures (OMs) in adult neurologic physical therapy is
essential for monitoring changes in a patient's status over time, quantifying observations and …

Objective: To identify psychometrically evaluated patient-reported outcome measures
reflective of'real-life'function (active and passive) for application following focal rehabilitation …

Background Stroke frequently leads to motor impairments, with almost half of the affected
individuals experiencing diminished sensation, impacting their overall quality of life and …

Objectives Recovery of independent ambulation after stroke is a major goal. However, which
rehabilitation regimen best benefits each individual is unknown and decisions are currently …

Background: Various exercise protocols have been recommended for patients with multiple
sclerosis (MS). We investigated the effects of uphill and downhill walking exercise on …

Introduction: Activity-based therapy (ABT) aims to activate the neuromuscular system below
the level of the spinal cord lesion and promote recovery of motor tasks through spinal …

Valid, reliable, responsive and practical outcome measures are essential for treatment
planning and outcome assessment. This study aimed to examine the measurement …

(1) Background: Despite inconclusive evidence on the benefits of activity-based therapies
(ABTs) in people with spinal cord injuries, implementation has occurred in clinics worldwide …

Abstract View Supplementary Video 1 Patients with functional gait disorder (FGD) are often
referred for physiotherapy, but data on their outcome is limited. The authors present a case …

People with intellectual disability, until recently, had notably earlier mortality rates than the
general population, but many are now living into their fifties, sixties and beyond. Many older …