Objectives: To determine the factors affecting clinical decision-making about which patients
should receive stroke rehabilitation. Methods: Data sources (MEDLINE, CINAHL, AMED and …

Abstract Purpose of Review This review examines the literature on palliative rehabilitation
for patients with advanced cancer, focusing on definitions, structures, processes, and …

Objective: To identify factors influencing clinicians decision-making about ongoing stroke
rehabilitation for people with pre-existing dementia/cognitive impairment and the impact on …

For people with disabilities caused by nonprogressive brain injury, challenges in everyday
living can be multifaceted and overwhelming. This book presents key principles of holistic …

Background The concept of rehabilitation potential emerged in 1950 as a way to select
people for rehabilitation; it is also used to limit access to services. Objective To elucidate the …

Purpose: Less than half of the patients with stroke in Australian hospitals are assessed by
rehabilitation specialists. We sought to explore how clinicians working in acute stroke units …

Objective: To examine whether stroke survivors in inpatient rehabilitation with pre-existing
cognitive impairment receive less therapy than those without. Design: Prospective …

Purpose For people with post-stroke aphasia,“Will I get better?” is a question often asked,
but one that is intellectually and emotionally demanding for speech pathologists to answer …

Background/aim Clinical practice guidelines advocate for early involvement of rehabilitation
professionals in screening acquired brain injury patients' rehabilitation needs and …

Purpose Clinicians make judgments about patients' rehabilitation potential because it is
considered by many as a prerequisite for referral to rehabilitation. However, the concept is …