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Clinical Practice Guideline for Stroke Rehabilitation in Korea-Part 1: Rehabilitation for Motor Function (2022).

Doo-Young KimByung-Ju RyuByung-Mo OhDae Yul KimDa-Sol KimDeog Young KimDon-Kyu KimEun Joo KimHoo Young LeeHyo Seon ChoiHyoung Seop KimHyun Haeng LeeHyun Jung KimHyun Mi OhHyun SeokJihye ParkJihyun ParkJin Gee ParkJong Moon KimJong Min LeeJoon-Ho ShinJu Kang LeeJu Sun OhKi Deok ParkKyoung Tae KimMin Cheol ChangMin Ho ChunMin-Wook KimMin-Gu KangMin-Keun SongMiyoung ChoiMyoung-Hwan KoNa Young KimNam-Jong PaikSe Hee JungSeo Yeon YoonSeong-Hoon LimSeong Jae LeeSeung Don YooSeung Hak LeeSeung Nam YangSi-Woon ParkSo Young LeeSoo Jeong HanSook Joung LeeSoo-Kyung BokSuk Hoon OhnSun ImSung-Bom PyunSung Eun HyunSung-Hoon KimSung Hwa KoSungju JeeSuYeon KwonTae-Woo KimWon Hyuk ChangWon Kee ChangWoo-Kyoung YooYeo Hyung KimYeun Jie YooYong Wook KimYong Il ShinYoon Ghil ParkYoon-Hee ChoiYoung Kook Kimnull null
Published in: Brain & NeuroRehabilitation (2023)
This clinical practice guideline (CPG) is the fourth edition of the Korean guideline for stroke rehabilitation, which was last updated in 2016. The development approach has been changed from a consensus-based approach to an evidence-based approach using the Grading of Recommendations Assessment Development and Evaluation (GRADE) method. This change ensures that the guidelines are based on the latest and strongest evidence available. The aim is to provide the most accurate and effective guidance to stroke rehabilitation teams, and to improve the outcomes for stroke patients in Korea. Fifty-five specialists in stroke rehabilitation and one CPG development methodology expert participated in this development. The scope of the previous clinical guidelines was very extensive, making it difficult to revise at once. Therefore, it was decided that the scope of this revised CPG would be limited to Part 1: Rehabilitation for Motor Function. The key questions were selected by considering the preferences of the target population and referring to foreign guidelines for stroke rehabilitation, and the recommendations were completed through systematic literature review and the GRADE method. The draft recommendations, which were agreed upon through an official consensus process, were refined after evaluation by a public hearing and external expert evaluation.
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