The Circuit walking, balance, cycling and strengthening trainings (CBCS) for stroke survivors: a 6-months randomized controlled trial with cross-over

Felix, NIND;et.al.
(2021) World Congress for Physical Therapy (WCPT) — Location: Online (9.April.2021)

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  • Felix, NINDUCLouvain
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Abstract
Multimodal, structured and collective physical activity improves impairments, activity limitations and social participation in the community. Socio-cultural activities also bring a better involvement in social tasks, Collective training (CBCS) is motivating, feasible and easy to implement in the community. It can be similar to community-based rehabilitation and beneficial to those who do not have access to conventional therapy.
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  • CHU Roi khaled, BurundiCentre National de Référence en Kinésithérapie et Réadaptation Médicale (CNRKR)

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Felix, N., & et al. (2021). The Circuit walking, balance, cycling and strengthening trainings (CBCS) for stroke survivors: a 6-months randomized controlled trial with cross-over. World Congress for Physical Therapy (WCPT), Online. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/111902