rehabinformal
the process of returning something to a good condition: 修复；翻新
the rehabilitation of derelict buildings对废弃房屋的翻修

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Recovering from illness
back on your feetidiom
bed rest
clear (something) up
colour
convalescence
convalescent
curability
curable
curably
foot
reablement
recovery
recuperate
recuperation
regress
regression
regressive
rehabilitate
respond
sleep

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Addiction
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Examples of rehabilitation

rehabilitation
Psychological therapies, family treatments and vocational rehabilitation are described.
A group of 27 older adults in inpatient rehabilitation were interviewed during the programme and after returning home.
Understandings from neuropsychology, cognitive psychology and learning theory are combined within a rehabilitation framework that takes account of the personal context and surrounding social system.
However, on the basis of these data, it is very unlikely that cardiac rehabilitation reduces mortality in older patients.
This question is asked in relation to treatment or prevention or rehabilitation.
Other examples come from the municipalities that are assuming more responsibility for prevention, health promotion, and rehabilitation.
The traditional approach to stroke uses a predominantly physical rehabilitation model.
Evaluation of the characteristics of 14 cover crops used in a soil rehabilitation trial.
Rehabilitation is about realizing potential, with both a positive attitude and a broad-brush approach.
Stroke patients in particular were thought to require this longer period of rehabilitation to make a noticeable difference to their health status.
Therefore, articles on risk reduction programs, screening programs, and rehabilitation programs were excluded, because these reports do not encompass the whole continuum of care.
Both these scenarios elicit staff responses which in themselves influence the patient's reactance and involvement in rehabilitation.
Not all rehabilitation is team-based, but a single individual can rarely meet any but the simplest functional needs without the advice and support of others.
Nearly all patients who attended cardiac rehabilitation sessions at the hospital found them useful and informative.
However, there are very few studies comparing hospital and community-based rehabilitation programmes and, again, little insight into what it is exactly that 'works'.
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