Guidelines for Adult Stroke Rehabilitation and Recovery: A Guideline for Healthcare Professionals from the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association

Keyphrases

• Acute Rehabilitation 33%
• American Stroke Association 100%
• Association Method 33%
• Caregivers 33%
• Clinical Competence 33%
• Clinical Impact 33%
• Committee Chair 33%
• Comprehensive Rehabilitation 33%
• Computer Search 33%
• Coordinated Efforts 33%
• Full Potential 33%
• Functional Independence 33%
• Good Clinical Practice 33%
• Group Members 33%
• Health Care Reform 33%
• Healthcare Professionals 100%
• Immobility 33%
• Large Teams 33%
• Limited Communication 33%
• Loss of Autonomy 33%
• Medical Literature 33%
• Nurse Therapist 33%
• Nutritionist 33%
• Occupational Therapists 33%
• Oversight Committee 100%
• Patient Morbidity 33%
• Peer Review 33%
• Personal Assistant 33%
• Physical Therapists 33%
• Post-acute Care 33%
• Psychologists 33%
• Reform Effort 33%
• Rehabilitative Care 33%
• Scientific Statement 66%
• Social Workers 33%
• Speech-language Pathologists 33%
• Stroke Care 33%
• Stroke Recovery 100%
• Stroke Rehabilitation 100%
• Stroke Survivors 33%
• Sustained Effort 33%
• Systems of Care 33%
• Therapist 33%
• Writing Groups 33%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Cerebrovascular Accident 100%
• Clinical Practice 16%
• Health Care Policy 16%
• Immobility 16%
• Occupational Therapist 16%
• Peer Review 16%
• Physiotherapist 16%
• Practice Guideline 100%
• Rehabilitation Engineering 16%
• Speech Language Pathologist 16%
• Stroke Rehabilitation 100%
• Subacute Care 16%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Apoplexy 100%
• Immobility 16%
• Nurse 16%
• Pathologist 16%
• Recreation 16%
• Rehabilitation Engineering 16%
• Stroke Rehabilitation 100%
• Subacute Care 16%