Rehabilitation Technical Committee
Physical Therapy: Physical therapy is one of the most common programs in the rehabilitation industry. It involves the use of physical modalities, such as heat, cold, electrotherapy and exercise therapy, to help patients regain function and reduce pain.
Occupational therapy: Occupational therapy is designed to help patients relearn and develop skills in daily living to increase their independence and quality of life. Occupational therapists typically accomplish this through daily activity training, adaptive equipment, and environmental modifications.
Speech therapy: Speech therapy focuses on helping patients improve their language, speech, and communication skills. This includes treatment for speech disorders, articulation problems, swallowing difficulties and delayed speech development, among others
Rehabilitation research: Rehabilitation research refers to the field of scientific research and exploration of rehabilitation treatment and rehabilitation services. These studies aim to improve methods of rehabilitation treatment, evaluate rehabilitation effects, and promote innovation in the field of rehabilitation.
Rehabilitation Equipment Committee
Rehabilitation equipment: Rehabilitation equipment refers to various equipment used to assist patients in their recovery and improve their quality of life. This includes walking aids, wheelchairs, prosthetics, assistive hearing devices and assistive vision devices, among others.
Rehabilitation Engineering: Rehabilitation engineering combines engineering and medical knowledge to design and develop innovative rehabilitation equipment and technologies. These devices and technologies are designed to improve the effectiveness of rehabilitation treatments and the quality of life of patients.
Rehabilitation Services Committee
Rehabilitation nursing: Rehabilitation nursing refers to the provision of professional rehabilitation nursing services, including long-term care, rehabilitation care plan development and rehabilitation care guidance, etc. Rehabilitation care aims to help patients restore function, improve quality of life and achieve social integration.
Rehabilitation Psychology: Rehabilitation psychology focuses on patients’ mental health and psychosocial adaptation. Rehabilitation psychologists use assessment and treatment to help patients cope with the psychological distress and challenges of recovery.
Rehabilitation Nutrition Professional Committee
Provide personalized nutrition programs for rehabilitation patients
