Oxford Handbook of Rehabilitation Medicine Oxford Handbooks Series

rehabilitation Is A Process That Centrally Involves The Disabled Person In Making Plans And Setting Goals That Are Important And Relevant To Their Own Circumstances. It Is A Process That Is Done By The Disabled Person With The Guidance, Support And Help Of A Wide Range Of Professionals As Well As Family And Friends. This Practical Handbook Goes Beyond The Narrow Confines Of Physical Disease And Also Deals With The Psychological Consequences Of Disability As Well As The Social Milieu In Which The Disabled Person Has To Function.

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reviewer:ghada Ragab Ahmed, Md(rehabilitation Institute Of Chicago)
description:this Book Presents Information About The Field Of Physical Medicine And Rehabilitation In A Very Simple And Easy To Digest Way.
purpose:it Can Serve As A Guide For Personnel In Different Medical Fields About Physical Medicine And Rehabilitation As A Growing Specialty To Meet The Needs Of Patients With Disabilities. It Can Serve As An Easy To Read Book For Medical Students Who Are Interested In Exploring The Field And How To Manage Different Patients With Different Rehabilitation Problems.
audience:the Book Can Help Medical Students Who Are Interested In Physical Medicine And Rehabilitation Or During Their Rotation In Pmr. Some Of The Chapters Also Can Be Used In Family And Caregiver Education.
features:the General Main Topics In Rehabilitation Medicine That Medical Students Will Encounter During Their Pmr Rotation Are Presented In A Very Easy Read Format. Some Topics Are Covered Better Than Others, Such As Parkinson's Disease And Movement Disorders. The Book Does Not Provide Comprehensive Coverage Of Stroke, Brain Injury Rehabilitation, Etc.
assessment:this Is An Easy To Read Book For Students Who Want To Get A Quick Idea About Physical Medicine And Rehabilitation And How To Manage A Disabled Patient.