Stroke rehabilitation: a function-based approach

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This work is based on the most up-to-date research on stroke rehabilitation and presents its content in a holistic fashion, combining aspects of background medical information, samples of functionally basedevaluations, treatment techniques and interventions.

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Full title :Stroke rehabilitation : a function-based approach / [ed. by] Glen Gillen.

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Publication Date:2016.
Edition:4th ed

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Publisher(s):Elsevier
Place of Publication:St. Louis, Missouri
Language:eng
Publication Date:2016.

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Description:756 pages : : illustrations

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ISBN:9780323172813, 0323172814
oclc:ocn995563658
LC Classification:RC388.5
Dewey Decimal:616.8/106

pt. 1. Foundations of stroke rehabilitation. Pathophysiology, medical management, and acute rehabilitation of stroke survivors ; Improving participation and quality of life through occupation ; Task-oriented approach to stroke rehabilitation ; Activity-based intervention in stroke rehabilitation ; Client centeredness : a survivor's perspective -- pt. 2. Maximizing participation in everyday activities. Enhancing performance of activities of daily living tasks ; Activities of daily living adaptations : managing the environment with one-handed techniques ; Functional mobility ; Gait awareness ; Work after stroke ; Driving and community mobility as an instrumental activity of daily living ; Parenting after stroke ; Sexual function and intimacy ; Leisure participation after stroke; Caregiving after stroke -- pt. 3. Maximizing outcomes for specific problem areas following stroke. Psychological aspects of stroke rehabilitation ; Approaches to motor control dysfunction : an evidence-based review ; Trunk control : supporting functional independence ; Overview of balance impairments : functional implications ; Vestibular rehabilitation and stroke ; Upper extremity function and management ; …

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Apoplectiques -- Réadaptation Cerebrovascular disease -- Patients Ergothérapie Evidence-Based Medicine Health and Fitness Health and Wellbeing Médecine factuelle Stroke -- rehabilitering Stroke Rehabilitation