Vol. 47 No. 3 (2019): New Zealand Journal of Physiotherapy

View Vol. 47 No. 3 (2019): New Zealand Journal of Physiotherapy

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

Published: 10-05-2023

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Editorial

Is it time to make regular cardiopulmonary resuscitation training mandatory for all New Zealand registered physiotherapists?

Daniel Harvey, Daniel O'Brien, Diana Horner

137–138
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Research Report

Physiotherapy treatment and rehabilitation following anterior cruciate ligament injury in New Zealand: Are we doing enough?

Wayne Fausett, Fraser Wilkins, Duncan Reid, Peter Larmer, Geoff Potts

139–149
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The Nijmegen Questionnaire: A valid measure for hyperventilation syndrome

Vickie Li Ogilvie, Nicola M. Kayes, Paula Kersten

160–171
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Physiotherapy student experience of a mindful movement and a mindful stress-reduction intervention: A qualitative study

Janet McConville, Deborah Lewis, Richard Chambers, Craig Hassed

172–182
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Quality indicators for hip and knee osteoarthritis management in New Zealand: A patient survey

Peter J. Larmer, Katie Bennett, Jennifer N. Baldwin, Sandra Bassett, Daniel W. O’Brien

183–192
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Literature Review

Impacts of advanced physiotherapy: A narrative literature review

Anna H. Williams, Gill Stotter, Cheryl Hefford, Jonathan Warren, Ben Darlow

150–159
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