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Rehabilitation science

health problems such as pain, fatigue or pressure injury that arise after and because of a primary disabling condition and are often preventable.

In rehabilitation science, secondary conditions refers to health problems such as pain, fatigue or pressure injury that arise after and because of a primary disabling condition and are often preventable. This meaning comes from Rimmer (2011) in Physical Therapy.[1]

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References

Rimmer, J. H., Chen, M., & Hsieh, K. (2011). A Conceptual Model for Identifying, Preventing, and Managing Secondary Conditions in People With Disabilities. Physical Therapy, 91(12), 1728-1739. https://doi.org/10.2522/ptj.20100410

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