How Nurses and Physiotherapists Can Promote Community-Based Rehabilitation

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Fhaed Salem Alsgor, Adnan Muslim Alqureshi, Muteb Abdullah M Almalki, Ahmed Hussin Ahmed Najai, Shatha Aziz Abdullah Eshaq, Ghadeer Abdullah Salem Babaier, Haneen Hassan Najmi, Seham Mudhaya Ahmed Naji, Ahmed Saleh Alomran, Thamer Ali Alshameri, Maha Mnahe Aldafery, Jalilah Fallaj Alruwaili, Amira Farhan Al Jaysi, Hind Munif Khalaf Alshammary, Abeer Munif Alshammary

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Community-based rehabilitation (CBR) is a holistic approach that aims to enhance the well-being and social inclusion of individuals with disabilities or health-related conditions by involving communities in the rehabilitation process. Nurses and physiotherapists, as integral members of the healthcare team, play a crucial role in promoting and delivering CBR. By working together, these professionals can provide effective, patient-centered care that emphasizes rehabilitation within the context of the community, utilizing resources available locally. This collaborative approach not only improves physical health outcomes but also fosters greater social participation, empowerment, and quality of life for patients. This paper explores the roles of nurses and physiotherapists in promoting CBR, highlighting their collaborative efforts, the challenges they may face, and strategies for overcoming them.

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