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Collaborative synergy between neurology and physiatry is proposed as a way to advance science of stroke recovery by aligning two immediate post-stroke treatment perspectives.
- Why it matters: Stroke recovery research and care can be limited when neurologic and physiatric viewpoints are not integrated, leaving gaps in how early treatment thinking is coordinated.
- What they did: The Viewpoint outlines two modes of thinking for treating patients immediately after stroke and argues for stronger collaboration between neurology and physiatry to improve recovery-focused research.
- The result: Integrating these perspectives is expected to advance the science of recovery, supporting more coordinated approaches to post-stroke treatment and study design.
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