… Motivation is an important variable in older adults' ability to recover from any disabling event.
… This study explored the impact of efficacy beliefs on older adults in a rehabilitation program …

… of geriatric disability and its causes and relevant clinical applications. Rehabilitation is …
Changes in the healthcare system appear to be affecting geriatric rehabilitation, especially …

… and highlighted the vital rehabilitation principles necessary to affect older adults with disability.
In … medicine, the core principles of rehabilitation medicine offer proven treatments that are …

… Based on our results, we cannot recommend the implementation of standardized approaches
to goal-setting in rehabilitation of older adults in order to improve physical recovery and …

… in the patient selection for geriatric rehabilitation programs. It may therefore be difficult to
distinguish geriatric rehabilitation from specialist rehabilitation for specific diseases or even …

… One cannot dismiss the reality that our populace is becoming older. More resources to
foster a better quality of life will have to be expended because older adults can no longer be …

… the geriatric spine (Chapter 24), frailty (Chapter 65), Pilates (Chapter 72), considerations of
healthcare issues for older adults (… for health providers working with older adults (Chapter 78) …

… of care in geriatric rehabilitation. The specific … in geriatric rehabilitation supported by evidence
from the literature. Part II reviews key clinical diagnoses relevant to geriatric rehabilitation …

… There are differences between the rehabilitation of younger adults and that of frail older
adults. The most salient difference relates to the higher burden of medical comorbidity …

… a larger group of geriatric patients was warranted. … geriatric rehabilitation. In addition, we
used the GAS data to describe and quantify clinically important outcomes in frail older adults…