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| Journal URL | https://radhs.org/index.php/radhs |
| Title | Rehabilitation Advances in Developing Health Systems |
| Publisher | AOSIS |
| Description | The journal Rehabilitation and Developing Health Systems is dedicated to advancing research in rehabilitation, specifically focusing on fortifying health systems in developing economies. Its mission is to serve as a platform for the dissemination of cutting-edge research and the promotion of innovative ideas within the realm of rehabilitation. The journal actively encourages contributions in various areas, including proposing new approaches and technologies to enhance rehabilitation practices within the broader context of health systems. It also seeks submissions exploring methods to enhance the resilience and adaptability of rehabilitation services, especially in the face of challenges like resource constraints, natural disasters, or public health emergencies. Additionally, the journal provides a dedicated space for research conducted in low-income settings, emphasizing how such studies contribute to the overall advancement of rehabilitation practices. It welcomes investigations into the effectiveness and scalability of rehabilitation interventions, as well as identifying barriers and facilitators to implementation in resource-limited settings. Another focal point is initiatives, policies, and theories aimed at positioning rehabilitation as a priority within national health strategies. This includes research on advocacy efforts, policy frameworks, and theoretical models that underscore the importance of rehabilitation in achieving universal health coverage and addressing the burden of disability. Furthermore, the journal advocates for multi-stakeholder and multidisciplinary approaches to advancing rehabilitation services. It promotes studies on collaborations between healthcare professionals, policymakers, researchers, and other stakeholders to develop inclusive and sustainable rehabilitation programs. The integration of rehabilitation services into national health insurance schemes to ensure equitable access for all is also highlighted. Lastly, the journal recognizes the critical role of education and training in preparing rehabilitation professionals for the evolving healthcare landscape. It welcomes research on innovative educational approaches, curriculum development, and competency frameworks to future-proof rehabilitation professions. Through its commitment to open access, the journal facilitates global collaboration, ensuring the broad dissemination of research findings to support evidence-based practice and policy development in the field of rehabilitation. |
| Keywords | Rehabilitation; Developing Health Systems; Cutting-edge research; Innovative ideas; Health systems; Developing economies; New approaches; Technologies; Resilience; Adaptability; Challenges; Resource constraints; Natural disasters; Public health emergencies; Low-income settings; Effectiveness; Scalability; Barriers; Facilitators; Initiatives; Policies; Theories; Advocacy efforts; Policy frameworks; Universal health coverage; Burden of disability; Multi-stakeholder; Multidisciplinary approaches; Collaboration; Healthcare professionals; Policymakers; Researchers; Inclusive programs; Sustainable rehabilitation; National health insurance; Equitable access; Education research; Training; Healthcare landscape; Open access; Global collaboration; Evidence-based practice; Policy development. |
| Language(s) | English (en_US) |
| Publisher Email | submissions@radhs.org |
| Copyright | We, the authors, agree to the terms of this Copyright and Licensing Notice, which will apply to this submission if and when it is published by this journal. |
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