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New Zealand Journal of Physiotherapy
Vol. 52 No. 3 (2024)Highlights in this issue of the NZJP include:
- Postoperative care following cardiac surgery
- New Zealand Tongan attitudes to chronic cough and healthcare access
- Pasifika neonatal skin-to-skin
- Activity diaries in stroke rehabilitation
- Menstrual cycle synchronised ACL rehabilitation
- EPA framework for orthopaedic triage roles
- Low back pain: Māori and Pasifika healthcare choices
- Goal setting for disabled children
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New Zealand Journal of Physiotherapy
Vol. 52 No. 2 (2024)Highlights in this issue of the NZJP include:
- Relevance of research in clinical practice
- Non-motor symptoms in Parkinson's
- Patient recovery expectations and outcomes
- Novice physiotherapists' experience of workplace support
- Physiotherapists' perspectives of expanded roles for concussion management
- New Zealand physiotherapy asthma management
- Whiplash-associated disorder: A case report
- Efficacy of rehabilitation with/without ACL reconstruction following ACL injury
- Health navigation for physically disabled people
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New Zealand Journal of Physiotherapy
Vol. 52 No. 1 (2024)Highlights in this issue of the NZJP include:
- Vaping: A timely conversation
- Physiotherapy students' perspectives on blended learning
- Physiotherapy students' perspectives on supported self-management conditions
- Orthopaedic triage in osteoarthritis management
- The role and function of body communication in physiotherapy practice
- Reviewing South Korean osteoarthritis physiotherapy research
- Impact of digital technologies on children and adolescents
- Thank you NZJP reviewers!
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New Zealand Journal of Physiotherapy
Vol. 51 No. 3 (2023)Highlights in this issue of the NZJP include:
- Guiding occupational health physiotherapy into the future
- Benefits of mentoring for mentees and mentors
- Balance tests: Older adults with cognitive impairment
- The UPWaRD low back pain cohort profile
- Corticosteroid injections for non-spinal musculoskeletal conditions
- Participation in telerehabilitation – A scoping review
- Framework for managing concussions in secondary schools
- Abstracts from the NZMPA conference, 2023
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New Zealand Journal of Physiotherapy
Vol. 51 No. 2 (2023)Highlights in this issue of the NZJP include:
- Artificial intelligence and the future of clinical care
- NZ primary care-based physiotherapists' awareness, knowledge, and management of long COVID
- Volunteer-led community-based exercise programme
- Sports-related concussion coding in New Zealand
- Feasibility of inpatient ballistic strength training
- Distal radius fractures. Who is referred?
- Development of APP roles in New Zealand
- Childhood chronic pain in physiotherapy settings
- Gender disadvantage in physiotherapy
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New Zealand Journal of Physiotherapy
Vol. 51 No. 1 (2023)Highlights in this issue of NZJP include:
- Assessing pelvic tilt
- ‘Making sense’ of urinary incontinence
- Urinary incontinence assessment and management post-stroke
- Physiotherapy and patient outcomes following ACL reconstruction
- Otago shoulder health feasibility study
- Valuing diversity in Aotearoa New Zealand hand therapy
- Feasibility study protocol for ballistic strength training
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New Zealand Journal of Physiotherapy
Vol. 50 No. 3 (2022)Highlights in this issue of the NZJP include:
- New guidelines for physiotherapy provision in aged residential care
- New Zealand physiotherapists’ perceptions of STarT Back
- Upper limb directional control in severe stroke
- Instructional design features of an interprofessional education initiative
- Physiotherapists’ experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic
- Lessons from physiotherapists in Pacific disasters
- Abstracts from the Physiotherapy New Zealand conference, 2022
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New Zealand Journal of Physiotherapy
Vol. 50 No. 2 (2022)Highlights in this issue of the NZJP include:
- Physiotherapy in the management of long Covid
- The painful language of plantar heel pain
- A scoping review of osteoarthritis guidebooks
- Exploration of Pacific community playgroup caregiver perceptions
- Rotator cuff-related shoulder pain: An update
- Parkinson’s disease: Do physiotherapists use aquatic physiotherapy?
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New Zealand Journal of Physiotherapy
Vol. 50 No. 1 (2022)Highlights in this issue of the NZJP include:
- Patient profiles attending shoulder physiotherapy clinics
- Subacromial bursitis and shoulder pain
- Physical activity and people of Pacific heritage
- Physical activity following lower limb arthroplasty
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New Zealand Journal of Physiotherapy
Vol. 49 No. 3 (2021)Highlights in this issue of the NZJP include:
- Physiotherapists’ and GPs’ osteoarthritis treatment knowledge and referral decisions
- Tāne Māori experiences of osteoarthritis
- Return to work after burn injury
- Orthotics for people affected by polio
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New Zealand Journal of Physiotherapy
Vol. 49 No. 2 (2021)Highlights in this issue of the NZJP include:
- Implementation of a stroke self-management programme
- Physiotherapists and clients with suicidal thoughts and behaviours
- Flatfoot and balance among school children
- Strength and conditioning coaches’ roles in athlete rehabilitation
- Benchmarking usual care for joint arthroplasties
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New Zealand Journal of Physiotherapy
Vol. 49 No. 1 (2021)Highlights in this issue of the NZJP include:
• Silicone oil usage in hand rehabilitation
• Postural measurement in cerebral palsy
• Osteoarthritis model of care in New Zealand
• Telehealth wheelchair assessment readiness
• Self-reported depression, anxiety, and disability in Parkinson’s disease -
New Zealand Journal of Physiotherapy
Vol. 48 No. 3 (2020)Highlights in this issue of the NZJP include:
- Reflections on inequities and the impact of COVID-19 on disabled people
- Implementation of telerehabilitation: Lessons learnt
- Complementary and alternative medicine survey of physiotherapists
- Shoulder pain and/or stiffness in Parkinson’s disease
- Intersection of evidence-based practice in interdisciplinary stroke rehabilitation
- Challenges to physiotherapy practice in COVID-19 times
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New Zealand Journal of Physiotherapy
Vol. 48 No. 2 (2020)Highlights in this issue of the NZJP include:
- Screening and stratification for back pain
- Physiotherapist involvement in concussion services
- Rehabilitation following total shoulder replacement
- Bridging theory and practice for supporting patient self-management
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New Zealand Journal of Physiotherapy
Vol. 48 No. 1 (2020)Highlights in this issue of the NZJP include:
- Secondary school students’ knowledge, attitude and behaviours towards sports-related concussion
- Knowledge, attitudes, and behaviours of New Zealand physiotherapists to sports-related concussion
- Tipping point for engagement in professional supervision by physiotherapy private practitioners
- Systematic review of Māori pain experiences and assessment tools
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New Zealand Journal of Physiotherapy
Vol. 47 No. 3 (2019)Highlights in this issue of the NZJP include:
- Physiotherapy treatment following ACL injury
- Advanced physiotherapy impacts: Narrative literature review
- Validity of the Nijmegen Questionnaire
- Physiotherapy student experience of a mindful movement and a mindful stress-reduction intervention
- Osteoarthritis management in New Zealand
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New Zealand Journal of Physiotherapy
Vol. 47 No. 2 (2019)Highlights in this issue of the NZJP include:
- Physiotherapy and abdominal surgery
- Individuals’ experiences of consequences of anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction
- New Zealand physiotherapy cardiopulmonary resuscitation survey
- Environmental factors influencing children’s leisure participation
- Below-knee amputation and physical activity participation
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New Zealand Journal of Physiotherapy
Vol. 47 No. 1 (2019)Highlights in this issue of the NZJP include:
- Chronic pain teams: Systematic review
- Time to bust common osteoarthritis myths
- Health professionals attitude to self management
- Parent-focused eHealth: A scoping review protocol
- Teaching clinical reasoning skills to physiotherapy students
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New Zealand Journal of Physiotherapy
Vol. 46 No. 3 (2018)Highlights in this issue of the NZJP include:
- Whānau centred care in dementia
- Simulation in introductory physiotherapy clinical placements
- Patient-perceived barriers and enablers to self-management
- Survey of early mobilisation following aneurysmal subarachnoid haemorrhage
- Ambulatory activity and balance in octogenarians
- Latissimus dorsi avulsion, with coupled teres major injury
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New Zealand Journal of Physiotherapy
Vol. 46 No. 2 (2018)Highlights in this issue of the NZJP include:
- Physiotherapists in cardiac and pulmonary rehabilitation
- Health care access for hauā Māori
- Reliability of scapular and shoulder EMG measurements
- Using or prescribing mHealth apps in practice
- An online fitness to practise module for physiotherapy students
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New Zealand Journal of Physiotherapy
Vol. 46 No. 1 (2018)Highlights in this issue of the NZJP include:
- Video game dance training for agility
- An app for children with ASD
- Exercise in Parkinson’s
- Participants’ experiences of a mixed-ability yoga series
- Measuring lateropulsion following stroke
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New Zealand Journal of Physiotherapy
Vol. 45 No. 3 (2017)Highlights in this issue of the NZJP include:
- Physiotherapy education – Investment in our future
- Levodopa on gait in Parkinson’s disease
- Participating in a community circuit group
- Back pain questionnaire for adolescents
- International graduates seeking registration to practice in Australia
- Health enhancement programme for physiotherapy students
- Physiotherapy clinical education in Australia
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New Zealand Journal of Physiotherapy
Vol. 45 No. 2 (2017)Highlights in this issue of the NZJP include:
- Pregnancy related pelvic girdle pain
- Fitness to practise in physiotherapy
- Wheelchair users’ adjustment to amputation
- The use of key health questions for patient initial assessment
- Osteoarthritis treatment options in New Zealand
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New Zealand Journal of Physiotherapy
Vol. 45 No. 1 (2017)Highlights in this issue of the NZJP include:
- Physical therapies in 19th century Aotearoa/New Zealand: Part 3
- Changes in walking levels of people with stroke following discharge
- A survey of rotator cuff repair protocols
- Effects of perturbation training on preventing falls
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New Zealand Journal of Physiotherapy
Vol. 44 No. 3 (2016)Highlights in this issue of NZJP include:
- Physical therapies in 19th century Aotearoa/New Zealand: Part 2
- Upper limb rehabilitation template post-stroke
- Physiotherapy in major trauma services
- Mental health and physical activity levels
- Plasticity and motor recovery after stroke