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Impact of Therapist-Led Ward-Based Interprofessional Management on ADL Gains: A 3-Way Interaction With Rehabilitation Volume.

PubMed / J Am Med Dir Assoc · 2026-07-29 · By Yasuda K, Matoba M, Kamijo Y, et al. · Journal of the American Medical Directors Association

A study published in JAMDA examined how therapist-led, ward-based interprofessional management interacts with rehabilitation volume to influence activities of daily living (ADL) gains in inpatient settings. Researchers identified a three-way interaction suggesting that the benefits of this care model on ADL recovery are not uniform but vary depending on the amount of rehabilitation provided. The findings underscore the importance of integrating team-based ward management with appropriate therapy dosing to optimize functional outcomes for patients.

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