Neurological RehabilitationMosby Elsevier, 2007 - 1257 pagina's Including everything from basic theories to the latest breakthroughs in screening, treatments, diagnosis, and interventions, Neurological Rehabilitation, 5th Edition, is the classic neurology book for therapy students and clinicians alike. The book takes a problem-solving approach to the therapeutic management of movement limitations, quality of life, and more. With an emphasis on real-world problem solving, case studies in every chapter show the application of concepts presented. The text also details best practices put forth by the APTA and other leading physical therapy organizations.
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Theoretical Foundations for Clinical Practice | 17 |
Motor Development Across the Life Span | 25 |
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