About the Journal
The journal REHABILITÁCIA is a scientific, cutting-edge, peer-reviewed and indexed journal for issues of medical, work, psychosocial and educational rehabilitation. However, the topics are also education in the field of rehabilitation and scientific research topics of modern methods and materials used in all areas of rehabilitation medicine. Journal is published by the Publishing House LIEČREH s.r.o. under the professional guarantee of the Rehabilitation of Prof. Gúth. The team of editors consists of experts and scientists from Comenius University, Slovak Medical University, University Hospital Bratislava and also from foreign experts (Germany, Austria, UK).
The journal REHABILITÁCIA is indexed in the SCOPUS database – please see elsevier or scopus .
The journal REHABILITÁCIA is intended for the scientific and professional rehabilitation public. The journal REHABILITÁCIA is sent in printed form by post and in digital form by email only to those subscribers who have subscribed. The books of the LIEČREH publishing house dealing with the topic of rehabilitation and rehabilitation medicine can be viewed and ordered (see the section: Books ).
Received manuscripts undergo a peer-review process, after which they can be returned to the author (see the section: Publishing ethics – Ethics Statement). Slovak articles are linguistically corrected. We do not return unsolicited manuscripts. The author is responsible for the content of the contributions. typesetting, proofreading, language adjustment and technical cooperation with Summerhouse s.r.o. Journal print is authorized according to the legislation by the Directorate of Posts Bratislava no. j. 4/96 dated 30.8.1996, in the Czech Republic on the basis of the agreement on the submission of postal consignments "Obchodní psaní" no. 068120-003/2007. Index number: 49 561. Reg. no. MK: EV 2945/09. ISSN 0375-0922.
Current Issue
The first issue of the Journal Rehabilitácia in 2025 provides an in-depth overview of key topics in rehabilitation and neurology, highlighting the latest advancements, clinical findings, and innovative therapeutic approaches that are shaping modern rehabilitation sciences. This edition addresses several critical issues, including the impact of chronic low back pain on functional limitations, emphasizing gender differences and the need for personalized rehabilitation strategies. Additionally, it offers a comprehensive review of idiopathic scoliosis as a multifactorial condition, examining biomechanical, neurological, and sensory dysfunctions while underscoring the importance of rehabilitation in stabilizing posture and slowing disease progression. A significant feature of this issue is the validation of the β scale for assessing the self-sufficiency of patients with neurological diseases, which introduces new possibilities for clinical application and improved patient care. The journal also explores the importance of home modifications for older adults, analyzing the role of occupational therapy in ensuring a safe living environment and preventing falls, with a focus on best practices in home adaptation. By integrating expert analyses with practical applications, this issue serves as a valuable resource for clinicians, researchers, and students, fostering interdisciplinary collaboration and contributing to the advancement of patient-centered rehabilitation and neurological care.
Scientific and professional articles
Section of scientific articles written in English and German. (OPEN ACCESS)
The journal is published 4 times a year, one booklet costs € 8 .
Orders for subscriptions (also abroad) for REHABILITÁCIA magazine and advertising space are accepted by the editors at the contact address below. For payments by postal order, we only accept transfers directed from Slovakia to account no. SK92 7500 0000 0040 0815 1880 (Account owner LIEČREH s.r.o., Your name as a reference).
