While most uncomplicated hand and wrist injuries tend to recover fully, precise evaluation and appropriate treatment are crucial. Mismanagement can lead to delayed recovery and is costly for the individual…

Chronic conditions significantly contribute to disability in middle-aged and older adults, with evidence-based treatments often underutilised. Rehabilitation technologies such as exoskeletons, virtual/augmented reality, and remote monitoring have the potential to…

Supporting individuals with dementia who reside at home poses a significant and challenging concern for all parties, including the afflicted and their families, as well as healthcare providers and policymakers.…

Many stroke survivors depend on work as a health-promoting tool. It promises a better quality of life. Nonetheless, returning to work after a stroke poses a challenge as the process…

Stroke, cardiac, respiratory, hip fracture, and older patients may not receive adequate time for functional recovery, as a result of shorter hospital stays.  Home rehabilitation and outpatient hospital care are…

We talked about BADLs and IADLs in the previous study.  A common element of people dependent on ADLs is poor muscle mass and strength, further limiting their abilities to conduct…

Many stroke survivors would like to return to driving.  However, they are often worried about the risk of recurrent stroke, especially if it would occur while driving and causes an…