Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation – Research and Clinical Application offers a contemporary, practice-relevant overview of rehabilitation science and clinical care across major domains of physical therapy. Organized into four sections: 1. Neurological Rehabilitation and Neurotechnology; 2. Aging, Frailty, and Postural Control; 3. Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation and Integrative Care; and 4. Participation, Communication, and Patient-Centered Outcomes, the book highlights how mechanistic insight, thoughtful assessment, and evidence-informed interventions can translate into meaningful improvements in function, mobility, and quality of life. Readers will explore key themes in neurorehabilitation and technology-enabled therapy; modern approaches to balance and postural control in aging populations; integrative perspectives on musculoskeletal and chronic conditions; and outcome-focused rehabilitation that prioritizes participation, communication, and real-world impact. With clear clinical relevance and strong research foundations, this volume supports clinicians, researchers, and advanced trainees seeking actionable concepts, emerging directions, and a patient-centered framework for rehabilitation practice.

This book is included in DOAB.