Objective To develop a cross-professional model framing the concept and practice of person-
centered rehabilitation (PCR) in adult populations, based on a scoping review and thematic …

Background The challenges of caring for stroke patients are growing due to population
ageing and improved survival rates. Healthcare professionals' competence development in …

Background: To determine whether population-adjusted rates of physical rehabilitation need
(ie, disability-related epidemiological data) are associated with the workforce supply (ie …

Aims To describe healthcare professionals' self-assessed competence in stroke care
pathways based on their self-evaluation and identify the factors associated with …

Method: Healthcare professionals were purposively selected and invited to participate.
Audio-recordings were transcribed verbatim and analysed using Framework Analysis …

Health, health care and policies have become more international over recent decades,
reflecting a number of factors. The development of mass media and communication …

Introduction Complex fractures are severe injuries that cause considerable disability,
particularly in the working population. Effective rehabilitation is essential to achieve good …

Background Healthcare is a complex sociolegal setting due to the number of policymakers,
levels of governance and importance of policy interdependence. As a desirable care …

" The book discusses various challenges and solutions related to the coordination of health
and welfare services. Coordination is central to creating integrated services for users with …

Over the past two decades, NHS stroke services in England have improved the organisation
of hospital-based stroke care, leading to improved outcomes after a stroke. However, this …