Diferencias entre el sistema de atención grupal versus individual en neurorrehabilitación: hacia dónde vamos
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La demanda de rehabilitación está creciendo; sin embargo, los estudios que demuestran ser superiores en el formato grupal lo hacen a través de la significancia estadística, no por la significancia clínica. La rehabilitación individual puede brindar mejor interacción paciente-terapeuta y, por lo tanto, puede ser beneficiosa para algunas personas.
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