Aim & Scope
The aim of the Annals of Rehabilitation and Regenerative Medicine is to advance the understanding and application of through the publication of high-quality research, reviews, and clinical studies to understand and improve rehabilitation outcomes, as well as advancing regenerative therapies for tissue repair and replacement.
Aim:
The Annals of Rehabilitation and Regenerative Medicine aims to:
- Advance Knowledge in Rehabilitation and Regenerative Medicine:
- Serve as a leading platform for the dissemination of significant research findings, clinical studies, and innovations in the fields of rehabilitation and regenerative medicine.
- Foster the exchange of cutting-edge ideas, methodologies, and scientific discoveries among researchers, clinicians, and healthcare professionals.
- Promote Evidence-Based Practices:
- Facilitate the development and application of evidence-based practices that improve patient care and clinical outcomes in rehabilitation and regenerative medicine.
- Highlight breakthrough research, clinical trials, and systematic reviews that advance the science and practice of these fields.
- Facilitate Practical Applications:
- Support research that translates scientific insights into practical applications for diagnosing, treating, and preventing disabilities and impairments.
- Publish original research articles, reviews, and case reports that demonstrate the practical relevance and impact of rehabilitation and regenerative medicine research.
- Enhance Global Perspectives:
- Encourage research that addresses diverse aspects of rehabilitation and regenerative medicine across different populations and geographical regions.
- Promote international collaborations and partnerships that contribute to global advancements in rehabilitation and regenerative medicine.
- Cultivate Scholarly Growth:
- Provide a platform for early-career researchers, clinicians, and educators to showcase their research and contribute to advancing knowledge in rehabilitation and regenerative medicine.
- Offer insights into emerging trends, technologies, and future directions in these fields.
Scope:
The Annals of Rehabilitation and Regenerative Medicine covers a wide range of topics within rehabilitation and regenerative medicine, including but not limited to:
- Physical Rehabilitation:
- Research on physical therapy, occupational therapy, and rehabilitation strategies for various conditions.
- Studies on the assessment, treatment, and prevention of physical disabilities and impairments.
- Neurological Rehabilitation:
- Research on rehabilitation strategies for neurological conditions, such as stroke, spinal cord injury, and traumatic brain injury.
- Studies on neuroplasticity, functional recovery, and assistive technologies.
- Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation:
- Research on rehabilitation techniques for musculoskeletal disorders, such as arthritis, fractures, and sports injuries.
- Studies on pain management, mobility enhancement, and strength training.
- Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation:
- Research on rehabilitation approaches for cardiovascular and pulmonary conditions, such as heart disease and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).
- Studies on exercise training, respiratory therapy, and lifestyle modifications.
- Regenerative Medicine:
- Research on stem cell therapy, tissue engineering, and regenerative therapies for repairing and regenerating damaged tissues and organs.
- Studies on the mechanisms, efficacy, and safety of regenerative treatments.
- Prosthetics and Orthotics:
- Research on the design, development, and application of prosthetic and orthotic devices.
- Studies on the functional outcomes and quality of life improvements associated with these devices.
- Pain Management:
- Research on pain assessment, treatment modalities, and rehabilitation strategies for managing chronic pain.
- Studies on pharmacological and non-pharmacological approaches to pain relief.
- Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation:
- Research on rehabilitation strategies for sports-related injuries and conditions.
- Studies on injury prevention, performance enhancement, and recovery optimization in athletes.
- Pediatric Rehabilitation:
- Research on rehabilitation approaches for children with congenital or acquired disabilities.
- Studies on developmental therapies, assistive technologies, and family-centered care.
- Geriatric Rehabilitation:
- Research on rehabilitation strategies for older adults to address age-related impairments and enhance functional independence.
- Studies on fall prevention, mobility improvement, and cognitive rehabilitation.
- Technological Innovations in Rehabilitation:
- Research on the development and application of new technologies in rehabilitation, such as robotics, virtual reality, and tele-rehabilitation.
- Studies on the impact of these technologies on patient outcomes and care delivery.
- Psychological and Social Aspects of Rehabilitation:
- Research on the psychological, social, and emotional aspects of rehabilitation and recovery.
- Studies on patient motivation, mental health, and support systems in the rehabilitation process.