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In recent years there has been growing interest in approaching sports injury rehabilitation from a multidisciplinary perspective that considers the whole patient. This book, authored by a doctor of psychology, an orthopedic surgeon, a nurse practitioner, and a physical therapist, considers the physical, psychological, social, and logistical needs of the patient in the context of the injury management process. It discusses effective acute care and post-injury management through coverage of injury examination, surgery, rehabilitation, and return to activity. Emphasis is placed on the quality of the patient's experience and on the use of practical approaches, guidelines, and strategies.
This book investigates a multidisciplinary approach to sports injury management, integrating physical, psychological, and social patient needs. The authors, a diverse team of medical professionals including a psychologist, orthopedic surgeon, nurse practitioner, and physical therapist, present a comprehensive guide to acute care and post-injury rehabilitation. They detail effective strategies for injury examination, surgical intervention, rehabilitation protocols, and the process of returning to athletic activity, emphasizing the patient's overall experience and practical application of guidelines.
The book is structured around a multidisciplinary perspective, aiming to address the whole patient in sports injury rehabilitation. The authors' varied professional backgrounds suggest a comprehensive overview of the subject matter. The focus on practical approaches and the patient's experience indicates an intention to provide actionable advice for both practitioners and patients.
Page Count:
300
Publication Date:
2001-08-01
Publisher:
Wolters Kluwer Law & Business
ISBN-10:
0834216434
ISBN-13:
9780834216433
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