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Brian M Sandroff, Emma V Richardson1, Robert W Motl1
1Department of Physical Therapy, University of Alabama at Birmingham, Birmingham, AL.
Abstract:
This review hypothesizes that the neurologist represents the linchpin of exercise behavior change within comprehensive multiple sclerosis (MS) care settings. This is based on a series of recent articles that developed actionable practice models for accomplishing such behavior change through the neurologist as the primary agent. This provides tangible, next steps for exercise promotion in MS.
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