Comprising two integral components, work conditioning and work hardening, occupational rehabilitation programs are meticulously designed to facilitate the recovery and return to work for patients who have experienced systemic, neurological, cardiopulmonary, or musculoskeletal challenges.
Work Conditioning
Work conditioning is a crucial stage in the return-to-work process as it emphasizes the comprehensive restoration of patients' physiological and functional capacities.
Key Aspects:
Strength Training
Improve muscle strength for enhanced physical capability.
Endurance Training
Increase stamina and resistance to fatigue during work activities.
Motor Control
Refine coordination and precision in movement for task efficiency.
Mobility Training
Enhance flexibility and range of motion for improved movement.
Positive Outcomes:
Progressive improvement of strength & endurance
Increased level of productivity, and work capacity
Essential skills development
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Increased self-esteem and independence
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