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The Way to Goal-oriented Therapy Planning in Neurorehabilitation
assessmentinterdisciplinarityneuropsychologyneurorehabilitationoccupational-therapyphysical-therapystroketriage
The aim of this feasibility study is to investigate whether target-oriented treatment planning can be maintained in the rehabilitation of stroke patients using the existing classification (LIMOS) and evidence-based specialist treatment pathways. If the goal-oriented treatment planning cannot be adhered to, reasons for failure should be investigated.
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