Vol. 49 No. 3 (2021): New Zealand Journal of Physiotherapy

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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

Published: 10-05-2023

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Editorial

Why does Aotearoa New Zealand need an osteoarthritis summit?

Daniel W. O'Brien, J. Haxby Abbott

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Research Report

New Zealand physiotherapists’ and general practitioners’ treatment knowledge and referral decisions for knee osteoarthritis: A vignette-based study

Daniel O'Brien, Richard J. Siegert, Sandra Bassett, Jennifer N. Baldwin, Valerie Wright-St Clair

118–126
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The lived experiences of ngā tāne Māori with hip and knee osteoarthritis Te Whatarangi

Te Whatarangi Dixon, Daniel W. O'Brien, Gareth Terry, Jennifer N. Baldwin, Tom Ruakere, Toni Mekkelholt, Peter J. Larmer

127–133
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Experiences and perceived effectiveness of carbon-fibre triplanar orthotics for people affected by polio: A qualitative descriptive study

Rachelle A. Martin, Anne C. Fitzpatrick, William M. M. Levack

147–155
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Literature Review

Supporting people experiencing a burn injury to return to work or meaningful activity: Qualitative systematic review and thematic synthesis

Jessica van Bentum, Julia Nicholoson, Natasha Bale, Joanna Fadyl

134–146
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