Knowra Rehabilitation Rehabilitation Rehabilitation is a set of services that supports recovery, adaptation, or participation after illness, injury, or disability. It combines interventions to improve functioning and reduce the effects of health conditions in daily life.
World Health Organization Disability Assessment Schedule : A standardized instrument that measures disability and functioning across daily-life domains. It helps assess changes in functioning that rehabilitation aims to improve.
Stroke rehabilitation : Rehabilitation that addresses impairments and activity limitations after stroke. It combines recovery training and adaptation to consequences such as weakness or communication difficulties.
International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health : A World Health Organization framework for describing health, functioning, disability, and environmental factors. It provides a shared vocabulary for rehabilitation assessment and planning.
Habilitation : Services that help people acquire or maintain skills for functioning when those skills were not previously developed. It differs from rehabilitation's usual emphasis on restoring or adapting after acquired change.
Goal setting : The process of defining specific outcomes to guide action and evaluate progress. Personal goals connect rehabilitation plans to activities and participation that matter to each person.
Cardiac rehabilitation : A medically supervised program that supports recovery and cardiovascular health after heart disease or cardiac events. Exercise, education, and risk management support safe return to daily activities.
Activities of daily living : Basic self-care activities such as eating, dressing, bathing, and moving around. Changes in these activities often show whether rehabilitation improves everyday function.
Medical rehabilitation : Rehabilitation focused on improving functioning through medical and therapeutic interventions. It is one clinical form within the broader range of rehabilitation services.
Physical therapy : A health profession that uses movement, exercise, and physical interventions to improve mobility and function. It addresses movement limitations through targeted assessment and treatment.
Pulmonary rehabilitation : A program for people with chronic respiratory disease that improves symptoms, exercise capacity, and quality of life. It addresses breathlessness and reduced activity through exercise and self-management.
Show all 22 Linked from 39 pages Health Care Facilities, Workforce and Services Broader topic : Rehabilitation services support recovery and participation after acute treatment.
Guillain–Barré syndrome Related : Physical and occupational rehabilitation address weakness and functional losses during recovery.
Music therapy Narrower topic : Music therapy is used within rehabilitation to support movement, communication, and participation.
Parasports Compared with : Parasport can support rehabilitation, but it is also competition, recreation, and cultural participation.
Supportive care Related : Rehabilitation turns supportive goals into plans for mobility, independence, and daily activity.
Locked-in syndrome Narrower topic : Rehabilitation coordinates communication access, mobility support, and prevention of secondary complications.
Medical model of disability Related : It is a central intervention when disability is framed as requiring functional improvement.
Conservative management Narrower topic : Rehabilitation is a broad care framework that often supplies conservative treatment methods.
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