Vol. 53 No. 2 (2025): New Zealand Journal of Physiotherapy

View Vol. 53 No. 2 (2025): New Zealand Journal of Physiotherapy

Highlights in this issue of the NZJP include:

Are we ageing well as a global health profession?
Implementation of an orthopaedic triage service for osteoarthritis
Framework for managing concussions in secondary schools
Experience of cycle synchronised ACL rehabilitation
Physiotherapy-led orthopaedic triage
Blood flow restriction after rotator cuff repair

Published: 31-07-2025

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Editorial

Are we ageing well as a global health profession?

Margot Skinner

36–37
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Research Report

Implementation of an orthopaedic triage service for osteoarthritis in the New Zealand public health system: Patient, physiotherapist, manager, and general practitioner perspectives

Jennifer A. Stilwell, Duncan Reid, Peter Larmer

38–51
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"Easy when everyone is on board": Implementing a framework for managing concussions in New Zealand secondary schools

Gisela Sole, Marelise Badenhorst, Kate Mossman, Richelle Caya, Anja Zoellner, Christina Sutherland, Debbie Skilton, Danielle Salmon, Sierra Keung, Patricia Lucas, Kylie Thompson, Simon Walters

52–68
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Participant’s experiences of a new menstrual-cycle phase-based anterior cruciate ligament rehabilitation programme: A post-hoc qualitative study

Jessica Hickey, Emma O'Loughlin, Duncan Reid

69–79
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Literature Review

Expectations and understanding of patients attending advanced physiotherapy-led orthopaedic triage clinics in primary care: A scoping review

Thomas Keef, Daniel O'Brien, Nicola Saywell

80–97
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Study Protocol

Comparative effectiveness of blood flow restriction therapy versus exercise alone after arthroscopic rotator cuff repair: S-TRONGER randomised controlled trial protocol

Felipe Ponce-Fuentes, Iván Cuyul-Vásquez, Joaquín Salazar-Méndez, Enrique Lluch, Joaquín Calatayud, Jose Casaña, Chad Cook, Filip Struyf

S1–S12
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