Aim & Scope
Frontiers in Rehabilitation Sciences is founded on the assumption that rehabilitation is the health strategy of the 21st century that aims at optimizing people's functioning, given demographic and epidemiological trends that point to a future where people live longer, but with more disabilities. This journal combines theoretical approaches and clinical practice with policy implementation to close the gap between research and practice. [1]
2024 - VOLUME 5
The World Health Organization's Rehabilitation 2030 vision: an African perspective
M Douryang , L Pillay , N Mkumbuzi , C Foti
Frontiers in Rehabilitation Sciences , 2024 - VOLUME 5
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7
B Craven , A Kaiser , L Blencowe , ... , M Miyatani
Frontiers in Rehabilitation Sciences , 2024 - VOLUME 5
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39
Giving insights into an ICF training: evaluation of an in-person interactive ICF training in Germany
M Kirschneck , S Kus , M Coenen
Frontiers in Rehabilitation Sciences , 2024 - VOLUME 5
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29
Resonant breathing improves self-reported symptoms and wellbeing in people with Long COVID
J Polizzi , J Tosto-Mancuso , L Tabacof , ... , D Putrino
Frontiers in Rehabilitation Sciences , 2024 - VOLUME 5
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41
G Johannesen , A Damlund , S Grundtvig Vinter , ... , T Thomsen
Frontiers in Rehabilitation Sciences , 2024 - VOLUME 5
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32
A Dickinson , J Steer , C Rossides , ... , P Worsley
Frontiers in Rehabilitation Sciences , 2024 - VOLUME 5
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25
D Meldrum , H Kearney , S Hutchinson , ... , G Quinn
Frontiers in Rehabilitation Sciences , 2024 - VOLUME 5
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45
Specific ICF training is needed in clinical practice: ICF framework education is not enough
J Paltamaa , E van Lingen , C Haumer , ... , L Mutanen
Frontiers in Rehabilitation Sciences , 2024 - VOLUME 5
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19
J Stofberg , K Aginsky , M van Aswegen , M Kramer
Frontiers in Rehabilitation Sciences , 2024 - VOLUME 5
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43