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Welcome to the Physiotherapy Subject Guide
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Xray, ankle, lateral view showing loose bodies and osteophytes around joint due to repeated trauma
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Statistics workbook for evidence-based health care - Jennifer Peat, Belinda Barton, Elizabeth Elliot. (2008)
Unit 1: hypothesis testing and estimation -- Unit 2: incidence and prevalence rates -- Unit 3: comparing proportions -- Unit 4: relative risk and odds ratio -- Unit 5: clinical trials -- Unit 6: comparing mean values -- Unit 7: correlation and regression -- Unit 8: follow-up studies -- Unit 9: survival analyses -- Unit 10: diagnostic and screening statistics.
Guide to evidence-based physical therapy practice - Dianne V. Jewell. (2008)
Jewell (Virginia Commonwealth University) explains research methods to physical therapists who choose to apply research study evidence to actual patients in the clinical setting. The graduate textbook describes different approaches to research design, different types of variables, factors that threaten a study's validity, the evaluation of research results, systematic reviews of individual studies, and the use of physiologic studies to answer clinical questions. Annotation ©2008 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
Rehabilitation and health assessment : applying ICF guidelines - Elias Mpofu and Thomas Oakland.(2009)
The World Health Organization's ICF (International Classification of Functioning, Disability, and Health) has undergone dramatic changes in the past decade, requiring that disability be understood in light of contextual, social, and personal factors. This examination of ICF guidelines provides a comprehensive survey of assessment tools, emerging technologies, and procedures necessary for personalizing rehabilitation and health care interventions.
Arthroscopic techniques of the knee : a visual guide - Thomas J. Gill (2009)
Educators explain to practicing orthopedic surgeons and sports medicine surgeons the procedures for diagnostic and therapeutic use of arthroscopic techniques on the knee. Their topics include positioning and set-up, the 10-point exam, meniscal repair, osteochondral transplantation, pediatric osteochondral injuries, a trans-tibial endoscopic hybrid technique for the single-bundle anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction using patellar tendon grafts, the arthroscopically assisted internal fixation of tibia spine avulsion fracture, and the arthroscopic treatment of arthrofibrosis of the knee. Color photographs and images are used throughout to illustrate the procedures being described. Annotation ©2009 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)- Arthroscopic techniques of the shoulder : a visual guide - Tal S. David, James R. Andrews. (2009)
Color atlas of human anatomy - Werner Platzer ... [et al.] (2009)
Mosby's dissector for the rehabilitation professional : exploring human anatomy - Jeff Meldrum, Alex Urfer (2010)
Neuromechanics of human movement - Roger M. Enoka (2008)- ACSM's exercise management for persons with chronic diseases and disabilities - J. Larry Durstine ... [et al.]. (2009)
- Palliative care in neurological disease : a team approach - Judi Byrne ... [et al.]. (2009)
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