Why the study?
Does an occupational therapy educational program improve functional outcomes in individuals with post-polio sequelae?
Does an occupational therapy educational program improve functional outcomes in individuals with post-polio sequelae?
An occupational therapy educational program focusing on energy conservation and work simplification can help patients with post-polio sequelae implement lifestyle changes while preserving valued activities.
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Supports energy conservation education in post-polio care; leaves open confirmation of functional benefits in controlled trials.
Grace R. Young (1991) studied this question.
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