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This research aims to explore the current rehabilitation practices for individuals with cerebral palsy in Indonesia and the factors affecting them.

April 18, 2026Disability and Rehabilitation0 citations

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Rehabilitation and dosing practice for individuals with cerebral palsy in Indonesia: a survey of physiotherapists and occupational therapists

SNSuci Anatasia NazierMinistry of Health EMElizabeth MausThe Ohio State University STSara TafoneThe Ohio State University

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This research aims to explore the current rehabilitation practices for individuals with cerebral palsy in Indonesia and the factors affecting them.
Survey of physiotherapists and occupational therapists in Indonesia
Assessment of rehabilitation dosage and practice trends
Evaluation of barriers to effective rehabilitation
Rehabilitation practices are below recommended dosages
Identified barriers include financial constraints and a limited therapist workforce
Insufficient exposure to evidence-based practice hinders therapy improvement
Recommendations for increasing institutional support and workforce development

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In Indonesia, rehabilitation practice stays below recommended dosages, mirroring trends elsewhere. Barriers include families' financial constraints, limited workforce, and insufficient exposure to EBP. Institutional support for training is vital for improving therapy and EBP adoption. Increasing the therapist workforce through new programs could enhance the delivery of CP services.

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