Clinical Rehabilitation in Disability Assessment, Intervention and Emerging Technologies

The structure of the book reflects a thoughtful, person‑centred approach. The first section rightly foregrounds psychosocial health and functional outcomes, reminding clinicians, researchers, and policymakers that mental health, independence, community reintegration, and caregiver support are central to successful rehabilitation. Subsequent sections translate these principles into practice across diverse clinical populations and settings—from specialized care for disabled athletes and perioperative management to reproductive health for women with disabilities—and explore neurological, cognitive, and systemic contributors to disability. The final section looks ahead, surveying assistive technologies, universal design, and digital innovations that are reshaping the possibilities of rehabilitation.