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Volume 15, January-December 2026
Original Research
Abstract
Background:
Effective management of heart failure (HF) critically relies on adherence to evidence-based
pharmacotherapy. However, adherence remains suboptimal, contributing to preventable
hospital readmissions, disease progression, and increased healthcare ...
Open AccessResearch articleFirst published March 10, 2026
Bridging the Gap: Science, Strategies, and Systems Change for Equitable Access to Rehabilitation and Care
Abstract
Background:
As populations age, rehabilitation needs are increasing sharply. Older people experience
declining intrinsic capacity, multimorbidity, and environmental barriers, which intensify
their reliance on rehabilitation to optimize and maintain ...
Open AccessResearch articleFirst published March 26, 2026
Letter to the Editor
Open AccessLetterFirst published February 20, 2026
Original Research
Abstract
Introduction:
The EQ-5D-5L is the most commonly used patient-reported outcome measure in Long COVID
(LC). Despite its frequent use, there have been few studies reporting LC-specific
metrics to identify and interpret meaningful change. The aim of the study ...
Open AccessResearch articleFirst published February 21, 2026
Editorial
Open AccessEditorialFirst published March 12, 2026
Opinion
Study Protocol
Abstract
Background:
Patients with knee osteoarthritis who seek physical therapy interventions often struggle
with compliance to prescribed exercise regimens, resulting in reduced benefits of
physical therapy programs. More engaging and technology-enabled ...
Open AccessResearch articleFirst published March 27, 2026
Opinion
Abstract
In today’s era of evidence-based medicine, scholarly publishing plays a crucial role in advancing medical knowledge and academic careers. While manuscript (MS) writing has been widely addressed in previous literature, practical guidance for the subsequent ...Open AccessResearch articleFirst published April 7, 2026
Mobile Health, Wearable Technologies, and Smart Clothing: A Cross-Journal Series
Abstract
Background:
The goals of rehabilitation in knee osteoarthritis are adequate pain relief, functional
improvement, and prevention of psychological deconditioning. Gait abnormalities in
osteoarthritis patients have been studied using gait analyses. Genicular ...
Open AccessResearch articleFirst published April 4, 2026
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