A Motor Relearning Programme for Stroke

A Motor Relearning Programme for Stroke PDF by Robert Shepherd and Janet Carr

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SKU: Research_ref-A Motor Relearning Programme for Stroke Categories: Neuro, Orthopedic Surgery , Trauma, Sports and Physical Medicine Tag: sports-medicine

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This book comprises a motor relearning programme (MRP) for stroke. In addition, some guidelines are given for establishing an environment which is conductive to learning and in which the person following stroke, can make his best possible recovery of function.This edition provides physiotherapists and occupational therapists with an approach to stroke rehabilitation that is clear, relevant, and effective, building on the research-based model created by the authors.

Title: A Motor Relearning Programme for Stroke by Robert Shepherd and Janet Carr

Publisher: Aspen

Publication: 1983

Format: Scanned PDF

ISBN 13: 9780894439315

ISBN 10: 0894439316

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