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Neurodevelopmental Treatment: Application to Nnrsing and Effects on the Hemiplegic Stroke Patient

Hafsteinsdóttir, 1996

Document ID
410829381410980956
Author
Hafsteinsdóttir T
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of Neuroscience Nursing

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Nursing care of the hemiplegic stroke patient is based on a traditional approach, using compensatory rehabilitative principles. However, during recent years, the neu- rodevelopmental treatment (NDT) approach, based on the noncompensatory rehabilitative …
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