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Evidence for inpatient rehabilitation as an effective intervention.
Rehabilitation in inpatient settings is expensive and staff-intensive. It is necessary for such services to demonstrate effectiveness to justify this. In contrast to popular notions, evidence for the effectiveness of inpatient rehabilitation does exist and is reviewed in this article. In particular, there is very good evidence for specialized inpatient stroke care and rehabilitation.
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