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Acute rehabilitation

Ivanhoe et al., 2012

Document ID
4209326276477549566
Author
Ivanhoe C
Durand-Sanchez A
Spier E
Publication year
Publication venue
Brain injury medicine. New York: Demos Medical Publishing

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The purpose of rehabilitation in general is to allow the individual with a brain injury to progress and evolve to the best of his or her functional potential. For this to occur, the rehabilitation process should begin early and be goal directed. If one comes from the …
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