Sentence examples for valid rehabilitation from inspiring English sources

In light of the evidence, it remains to be seen whether mental practice with motor imagery is a valid rehabilitation technique in its own right.

The results obtained with this study show that a technique based on support vector machines can be used to recognize different grasp gestures for stroke patients with a valid accuracy while playing rehabilitation games wearing a specially designed exoskeleton for their rehabilitation.

All instruments used in this study have shown to be valid and reliable in rehabilitation research or are recommended by the Netherlands Heart Foundation guidelines for stroke rehabilitation.

Thus, a method of early and valid prediction of in-hospital rehabilitation outcome is desirable in order to adjust expectations and plan for the rehabilitation needs of each patient.

Motor function will be measured by simplified Fugl-Meyer motor function assessment, which is reliable and valid, and often used in rehabilitation research studies [ 34 - 36 ].

Consistently with the available literature [ 24], we have taken into account such "confounding by indication" by using an ecological treatment variable (LHA rehabilitation patterns), a valid solution if we make the reasonable assumption of a similar case-mix for stroke and hip fracture across LHAs.

This study generated evidence supporting the internal construct validity of the PC-PART Self-Care and Domestic Life scales as valid, unidimensional scales for inpatients receiving rehabilitation, allowing summation of scores on each scale.

A progressive criteria-based rehabilitation programme composed of valid and reliable assessment tools is desirable when managing athletes with acute hamstring injuries.

In the field of language rehabilitation, the absence of valid and reliable outcome measures for some languages can present significant challenges for researchers and clinicians.

2) Dyspnoea will be measured using the Modified Medical Research Council Scale [ 37]. 3) Disease-specific HRQOL will be measured using the self-reported Chronic Respiratory Disease Questionnaire (CRDQ), a valid and responsive tool in pulmonary rehabilitation [ 38].

The Rivermead Mobility Index allows valid comparisons between subgroups of patients undergoing rehabilitation after stroke who differ with respect to age, sex, or side of lesion.