OtherAmerican journal of physical medicine & rehabilitation2022

Incorporating the Concept of Relevance in Clinical Rehabilitation Research and Its Reviews May Improve Uptake by Stakeholders.

J Mary Louise Pomeroy, Jonathan O Sanchez, Cindy Cai, Steven Garfinkel, Pierre Côté, Walter R Frontera, Lynn H Gerber

PMID 35533398

WHAT IT FOUND

This is a theoretical perspective about relevance in rehabilitation research.

It reports no patient outcomes or treatment results, so there is nothing here to change care.

What this paper is

This is a theoretical perspective about making clinical rehabilitation research and its systematic reviews more relevant to patients, caregivers, and clinicians. It describes an exploratory literature scan and proposes frameworks, but it reports no patient outcomes, no intervention results, and no evidence a therapist can apply to practice.

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    J Mary Louise Pomeroy, Jonathan O Sanchez, Cindy Cai, et al. Incorporating the Concept of Relevance in Clinical Rehabilitation Research and Its Reviews May Improve Uptake by Stakeholders. American journal of physical medicine & rehabilitation. 2022.

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