Rehabilitation Research
Findings from P.M. Rist and co-researchers advance knowledge in rehabilitation research
Published in MD Week, September 26th, 2008
In this recent report, researchers in the United States conducted a study "To determine whether rehabilitation clinicians representing different therapeutic disciplines would choose to recover from profound disability differently. Applying recovery preference exploration as a data-collection tool, clinicians imagined recovery from complete disability in each of the 18 activities assessed on the FIM instrument."
"We hypothesized that recovery-choice pathways would vary among the disciplines because of differences in training and practice focus. We compared each clinician's preference for imagined recovery of the ability to perform each FIM activity relative to the other...
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Source: MD Week (2008-09-26)
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