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WHO’s “Rehabilitation 2030: A Call for Action” was launched in 2017, and represented a clear break in the WHO’s institutional treatment of rehabilitation as a health strategy. Before that, the previous dedicated international programme for rehabilitation was in the early 1950s (3). WHO’s “Rehabilitation 2030: A Call for Action” changed that, and constitutes a true historical caesura; a break in tradition in the WHO’s agenda for rehabilitation. The Lancet article and the upcoming release of the Health Policy and Systems Research Agenda for Rehabilitation (4) are major milestones following in the path of the Call for Action. REFLECTIONS OF THE EUROPEAN ACADEMY OF REHABILITATION MEDICINE ON THE FIRST GLOBAL ESTIMATES OF THE NEED FOR REHABILITATION AND THE IMPLICATIONS FOR PHYSICAL AND REHABILITATION MEDICINE

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Reflections of the European Academy of Rehabilitation Medicine on the first global estimates of the need for rehabilitation and the implications for physical and rehabilitation medicine