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    Polytrauma rehabilitation requires a specialized approach beyond standard orthopedic care. A proposed 6-phase model addresses gaps in care, aiming to improve long-term outcomes for seriously injured patients.

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    Background:

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    • The existing three-phase model is insufficient, creating a 'rehabilitation hole' post-acute care.
    • The proposed 6-phase model offers a structured framework to manage polytrauma recovery.
    • Specific phases focus on critical aspects like early post-acute care, pain management, and long-term patient support.

    Conclusions:

    • A structured, multi-phase approach is crucial for effective polytrauma rehabilitation.
    • Integrating trauma centers into existing networks can optimize patient outcomes.
    • Addressing the 'rehabilitation hole' and implementing long-term follow-up are essential for improving quality of life for polytrauma survivors.