Physical rehabilitation is at the heart of Physical Medicine, bridging science and patient-centered care to restore function and enhance quality of life. This session will cover state-of-the-art rehabilitation methods that address musculoskeletal injuries, neurological impairments, and chronic conditions. Experts will discuss how new approaches in physiotherapy, occupational therapy, and exercise science are creating individualized care plans that speed up recovery and reduce the risk of reinjury. Topics will include functional training, robotics in rehab, neuroplasticity-driven therapies, and the role of technology in enhancing therapeutic outcomes. Special emphasis will be placed on evidence-based practices, including early intervention strategies, patient motivation, and long-term management. The integration of digital platforms, wearable devices, and tele-rehabilitation will also be explored as key tools in extending rehabilitation services beyond the clinic. Participants will gain insights into the multidisciplinary nature of rehabilitation—how physicians, therapists, nurses, and families collaborate to achieve sustainable results. The session will also highlight patient case studies that showcase measurable improvements in mobility, independence, and quality of life. By attending, delegates will acquire practical knowledge applicable to clinical and community settings, ensuring that patients return to their daily activities faster, stronger, and with greater confidence.
Welcome to Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation 2026, where clinicians, therapists, researchers, and healthcare professionals come together to share innovations, foster collaboration, and advance rehabilitation practices, patient care, and evidence-based strategies for improved function and quality of life.
