Family Based Rehabilitation: Pressing Priority for Rehabilitative Needs of Chronic Patients in COVID Times

  • Rishabh Sharan
  • Anu Arora
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Abstract

The health care sector is currently facing twin burden, the impact of coexisting diseases as well as thepandemic of corona virus. The importance of commencing Neuro rehabilitation as early as possible is nowwell appreciated and accepted with adequate supporting evidence. However, it is also a fact that proper& prompt rehabilitation services are often deficient in majority of developing countries. With the everincreasing burden of those affected with the highly infectious disease COVID-19, venturing to PhysiotherapyOPD for routine rehab care is not at all safe for the already vulnerable clients.At this point of time, family members can function as an extension of health care system by co-ordinatingand contributing by participation, in the rehabilitation as directed by the therapist via telemedicine. Remotedelivery of Physiotherapy through guided family-based approach is an ideal model to support on-goingPhysiotherapist’s services during this period, especially in the most vulnerable clients.

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Rishabh Sharan, & Anu Arora. (2021). Family Based Rehabilitation: Pressing Priority for Rehabilitative Needs of Chronic Patients in COVID Times. Medico Legal Update, 21(2), 1009–1011. https://doi.org/10.37506/mlu.v21i2.2815

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