Treatment Planning for Rehabilitation: A Patient-Centered Approach

by Mark N. Ozer, Otto D. Payton, Craig E. Nelson

In today's era of cost-containment in health care, clinicians are being forced to maximize the cost-effectiveness of their rehabiitation programs. One method for doing this is enlisting all of the resources available, including the patient. This book goes beyond the patient's family or caregivers) in the process of planning and implementing the goals therapist, and occupational therapist - will find useful advice here. Abundant case studies demonstrate the importance of involving the patient in each stage of the rehabilitation process as a means of improving functional outcomes.

173 pages, Paperback

First published October 21, 1999

About the author

Dr. Mark Ozer was a neurologist associated with Georgetown University Medical School (Washington, D.C., United States), and a historian.