From Textbooks to Clinical Practice: Selecting and Implementing Outcome Measures in Stroke Rehabilitation

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 From Textbooks to Clinical Practice: Selecting and Implementing Outcome Measures in Stroke Rehabilitation

Stacie Mae Larreau Christensen

University of Nebraska Medical Center, stacie.christensen@unmc.edu
Monica Dial

College of St. Mary, mdial@csm.edu
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Christensen, Stacie Mae Larreau and Dial, Monica, "From Textbooks to Clinical Practice: Selecting and
Implementing Outcomes Measures in Stroke Rehabilitation" (2024).
Posters and Presentations: Physical
Therapy. 44.
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