Publication

Foundations, Perspectives, and Modern Theories in Rehabilitation Nursing

Author(s)

Nursing Department, University of Social Welfare and Rehabilitation Sciences Supervised by: Dr. Sadat Seyed‑Baqer Maddah

Year

2002

Language

Persian

BISAC Code

MED058120 — Medical / Nursing / Rehabilitation MED058000 — Medical / Nursing / General

Scopus Subject Area

Nursing, Rehabilitation, Health Sciences, Public Health, Clinical Medicine

Target Audience

Rehabilitation nurses, nursing students, clinical educators, allied‑health professionals

Citation Info

EndNote

summary

The book highlights the growing need for rehabilitation nursing in modern societies, where increased life expectancy and improved health indicators have led to a rise in chronic illnesses and disabilities. It explains that a significant portion of the population requires rehabilitation services, making specialized nursing roles essential. Advances in medical science have expanded rehabilitation programs across all levels of prevention, emphasizing health promotion and community‑based care. The text introduces key concepts, principles, and modern approaches in rehabilitation nursing, outlining its role in supporting individuals with chronic conditions, disabilities, and long‑term health needs.