The idea of constructing a taxonomy of rehabilitation interventions has been around for quite
some time, but other than small and mostly ad hoc efforts, not much progress has been …

Rehabilitation is in need of an organized system or taxonomy for classifying treatments to
aid in research, practice, training, and interdisciplinary communication. In this article, we …

OBJECTIVE: To describe variation in structural and process characteristics of acute in-
hospital rehabilitation and referral to post-acute care for patients with traumatic brain injury …

Purpose: The purpose of the study was to conduct a scoping review of classification systems
developed for physiotherapy interventions of persons with neurological conditions …

Im Nachgang zum Sprechertreffen (07-2014) der Deutschen Gesellschaft für
Rehabilitationswissenschaften (DGRW) wurden wir beauftragt, eine Expertise zur …

Aim To describe cross‐sectional and longitudinal variation in neurorehabilitation content
provided to young people after severe paediatric acquired brain injury (pABI) and to relate …

Purpose: Rehabilitation is a complex field incorporating many disciplines, settings,
interventions, and populations, with patient goals ranging from improvement in function to …

This article introduces the Archives supplement presenting a conceptual framework for the
creation of a rehabilitation treatment taxonomy (RTT). It describes the key theoretical and …

Background There is a lack of defined levels of rehabilitation, indicating possibly random
content and access to specialized services. Aims and/or hypothesis The aim of the study …

This study investigated the features of apps that speech–language pathologists (SLPs)
deem to be beneficial for language intervention with children. The study employed an …