ProtocolFrontiers in rehabilitation sciences2026

An ICF-based interdisciplinary case management improves functioning, participation, and well-being for people with disabilities in community rehabilitation: a protocol for a randomised controlled trial.

Chi Keung Yeung, Ka Man Cheng, Ping Kin Wong, Shui Sang Wong, Hon Yee Cheng, Wai Yee Cheung, Wai Yan Wong, Choi Wa Ling, Chi Chung Lee

PMID 41924531

WHAT IT FOUND

No findings available.

This paper describes the plan for a trial comparing a new coordinated care model against usual care for people with disabilities. Recruitment started in May 2025, and results are not expected until late 2026.

What this paper is

This is a study protocol describing the planned methods for a randomised controlled trial, not a report of completed research. It outlines how 60 people with disabilities will be recruited and assessed, but no participants have been treated or measured yet, so there are no results or findings to act on.

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The study

Participants
60 (planned)
Certainty of evidence
Very low

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    Chi Keung Yeung, Ka Man Cheng, Ping Kin Wong, et al. An ICF-based interdisciplinary case management improves functioning, participation, and well-being for people with disabilities in community rehabilitation: a protocol for a randomised controlled trial. Frontiers in rehabilitation sciences. 2026.

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