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Technologies of medical rehabilitation. Means, forms and methods of physical therapy. Medical massage. Psychomotor correction. Full lecture

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This lecture spans four linked areas of rehabilitation medicine:
  1. Foundations of medical rehabilitation
    • Goals, principles, rehabilitation team, stages, assessment, safety and contraindications.
  2. Physical therapy: technologies, means, forms, and methods
    • Exercise therapy, positioning, mobilization, gait and balance training, physiotherapy modalities, occupational therapy, and assistive devices.
    • Individual, group, supervised, home-based, and telerehabilitation formats.
  3. Medical massage
    • Physiological effects, indications, contraindications, techniques, dosage, documentation, and precautions.
  4. Psychomotor correction
    • Assessment and correction of movement, posture, coordination, body schema, balance, motor planning, sensory-motor integration, and functional participation.
At a high level, rehabilitation is a goal-directed, patient-centered process that works to reduce impairment, prevent complications, restore activity, and improve participation in daily life. Physical therapy and massage are selected according to diagnosis, functional status, and risks; psychomotor correction is especially relevant where motor control, coordination, behavior, development, or cognition affects function.
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