ArticleClinical rehabilitation2026
What are the characteristics of patients requiring reconditioning admitted to tertiary care inpatient rehabilitation services? An exploratory audit.
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ObjectiveTo determine the characteristics of patients admitted to inpatient rehabilitation services for reconditioning to inform clinical care.DesignAn exploratory audit.SettingA major tertiary hospital service in Australia providing 48 inpatient beds across two facilities.ParticipantsPatients admitted to a rehabilitation service over two years (2019-2020) and categorised under Australasian Rehabilitation Outcomes Centre impairment codes for reconditioning.Main measuresDemographic and clinical service data.MethodsDescriptive analysis of data from the hospital admissions data base.ResultsOf the 368 patients in the study sample (432 admissions), the age range was 22-100 years of age (mean
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