OtherFrontiers in rehabilitation sciences2022

What Does It Take for Research to Be Rehabilitation Research?

Lena Aadal, Tove Lise Nielsen, Anders Bonde Jensen, Merete Bjerrum, Claus Vinther Nielsen, Sanne Angel

PMID 36189071

WHAT IT FOUND

This paper sets out six recommendations for how rehabilitation research should be designed, such as involving patients and using a biopsychosocial lens.

It offers guidance for researchers and funders, not evidence that changes clinical practice.

What this paper is

This paper outlines six recommendations for how to design and conduct rehabilitation research, developed through a nominal group technique with experts and service users. It does not report patient outcomes, test an intervention, or provide evidence that changes clinical practice directly. There is nothing here to act on for a therapist treating a patient.

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    Lena Aadal, Tove Lise Nielsen, Anders Bonde Jensen, et al. What Does It Take for Research to Be Rehabilitation Research? Frontiers in rehabilitation sciences. 2022.

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