Additional Saturday rehabilitation improves functional independence and quality of life and reduces length of stay: a randomized controlled trial
作者： Casey L Peiris , Nora Shields , Natasha K Brusco , Jennifer J Watts , Nicholas F Taylor
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摘要: Background Many inpatients receive little or no rehabilitation on weekends. Our aim was to determine what effect providing additional Saturday during inpatient had functional independence, quality of life and length stay compared 5 days per week rehabilitation.
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