OtherFrontiers in rehabilitation sciences2026

Rethinking rehabilitation resources: an amuse-bouche to supply chain management.

Yousef Abdulsalam, Ahmad J Abdulsalam, Levent Özçakar

PMID 41929566

WHAT IT FOUND

This piece is a theoretical framework, not a clinical trial.

It suggests how hospitals might manage equipment and medication supplies to avoid treatment delays, but it does not report any patient outcomes or test whether these strategies work.

What this paper is

This is a perspective article introducing supply chain management concepts to rehabilitation medicine. It outlines a theoretical framework for classifying supplies and suggests procurement strategies, but it reports no original patient data, no clinical outcomes, and no empirical results. There is no finding here to act on in your own practice.

Declared interests

The authors declared that no financial support was received for this work.

The easy way to misread this

Do not treat the suggested procurement strategies or supply classifications as evidence-based clinical guidelines. The authors explicitly state that this framework is conceptual and has not been empirically validated in rehabilitation settings.

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    Yousef Abdulsalam, Ahmad J Abdulsalam, Levent Özçakar Rethinking rehabilitation resources: an amuse-bouche to supply chain management. Frontiers in rehabilitation sciences. 2026.

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