Physical Therapy 2001: Vol 81 Index

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Author Index
A
Cicero JME: See McGinty SM
Cicero MC: See McGinty SM
Acosta M: Se: CinatsJG : See Beaupré LA
Adams PR: Sex Clark K: See Schenkman MI
Allen JB: Se: Connolly BH, Lupinnaci NS, Bush AJ
Al-Obaidi S, Anthony J, Dean E, Al-Shuwa Changes in attitudes and perceptions
about research in physical therapy
N. Cardiova ilar sponses to
repetitive \ nzie lumbar spine among professional physical therapist
exercises students and new graduates
2001;81:1127-1134
Alon G: See Lau
Cox DR. Another comment on the role of
Al-Shuwai N
statistical methods. [Reprinted from
Anthony J: Se BM]. 2001;322:231.} 2001;81:1469.
B Cox ME: See Knight CA
oe)
Craik RL. Guest Note: A tolerance for
© ambiguity. 2001;81:1292-1294
Beker KG, Roberts
Creel GL, Light KE, Thigpen MT
= \ review of therapeutic ultrasound
Concurrent and construct validity of
biophysi« il effect
scores on the Timed Movement Battery
ame Baker KG: See R 2001:81:789-—798
O
Baker SM, Marshc Crosbie |: See Green 1
= Zimmerman GI]. Patient I in
physical therap Cruz C: See Gannotti ME
L 2001;81 D
Bakken RC, Carey
x Effect of
O Dahl CS. Physical ther apist management of
Be tuberculous arthritis of the elbow
Balk A: Se: 2001:81:1253-1259
a Beaupre |A Dalley AF Il: See Greathouse DG
Davies DM: Se« Beaupré LA
Dean E: See Al-Obaidi S
De Deyne PG Application of passive
stretch and its implications for muscle
2001;81 fibers. 2001;81:819-—827
Beck J: See Kapasi ZI de Leon RD, Roy RR, Edgerton VR. Is the
recovery of stepping following spinal
Binder-Macleod SA
cord injury mediated by modifying
Binder-Macleod SA existing neural pathways or by
Bombardier generating new pathways?
2001;81:1904-1911
Brach JS: Sec
Delitto A: See Fitzgerald GK
Braver S: S
Denegar CR: See Odom C]
Bremner
Di Fabio RP: See Bakken R(
Bush A): See ¢
DonovanF : See Mautes AEM
Bussmann e van den Berg-Emons H
Dorey FJ: See Fowler EG
C
Drinkard B, McDuffie J, McCann S, et al.
Relationships between walk/run
Carey JR: See Bakke: performance and cardiorespiratory
fitness in adolescents who are
Catlin PA: See Kapasi overweight. 2001;81:1889-1896
Cibulka MT. Letter ' Duck FA: See Baker KG
Using published «
Dumas HM: See Haley SM
Physical Therapy .V olume 81 .N umber 12 .D ecember 2001
Author Index
A
Cicero JME: See McGinty SM
Cicero MC: See McGinty SM
Acosta M: Se: CinatsJG : See Beaupré LA
Adams PR: Sex Clark K: See Schenkman MI
Allen JB: Se: Connolly BH, Lupinnaci NS, Bush AJ
Al-Obaidi S, Anthony J, Dean E, Al-Shuwa Changes in attitudes and perceptions
about research in physical therapy
N. Cardiova ilar sponses to
repetitive \ nzie lumbar spine among professional physical therapist
exercises students and new graduates
2001;81:1127-1134
Alon G: See Lau
Cox DR. Another comment on the role of
Al-Shuwai N
statistical methods. [Reprinted from
Anthony J: Se BM]. 2001;322:231.} 2001;81:1469.
B Cox ME: See Knight CA
oe)
Craik RL. Guest Note: A tolerance for
© ambiguity. 2001;81:1292-1294
Beker KG, Roberts
Creel GL, Light KE, Thigpen MT
= \ review of therapeutic ultrasound
Concurrent and construct validity of
biophysi« il effect
scores on the Timed Movement Battery
ame Baker KG: See R 2001:81:789-—798
O
Baker SM, Marshc Crosbie |: See Green 1
= Zimmerman GI]. Patient I in
physical therap Cruz C: See Gannotti ME
L 2001;81 D
Bakken RC, Carey
x Effect of
O Dahl CS. Physical ther apist management of
Be tuberculous arthritis of the elbow
Balk A: Se: 2001:81:1253-1259
a Beaupre |A Dalley AF Il: See Greathouse DG
Davies DM: Se« Beaupré LA
Dean E: See Al-Obaidi S
De Deyne PG Application of passive
stretch and its implications for muscle
2001;81 fibers. 2001;81:819-—827
Beck J: See Kapasi ZI de Leon RD, Roy RR, Edgerton VR. Is the
recovery of stepping following spinal
Binder-Macleod SA
cord injury mediated by modifying
Binder-Macleod SA existing neural pathways or by
Bombardier generating new pathways?
2001;81:1904-1911
Brach JS: Sec
Delitto A: See Fitzgerald GK
Braver S: S
Denegar CR: See Odom C]
Bremner
Di Fabio RP: See Bakken R(
Bush A): See ¢
DonovanF : See Mautes AEM
Bussmann e van den Berg-Emons H
Dorey FJ: See Fowler EG
C
Drinkard B, McDuffie J, McCann S, et al.
Relationships between walk/run
Carey JR: See Bakke: performance and cardiorespiratory
fitness in adolescents who are
Catlin PA: See Kapasi overweight. 2001;81:1889-1896
Cibulka MT. Letter ' Duck FA: See Baker KG
Using published «
Dumas HM: See Haley SM
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effects of physical therapy interventions Hurd CE: See Odom ( |
with and without biofeedback/
Huston G: See Eng |]
forceplate training. 2001;81:995-1005.
Edgerton VR: See de Leon RD
Goddard P: See Miller PA I
Elliott SD: See Goldstein MS
Goldstein MS, Elliott SD, Guccione AA.
Eng JJ, Levins SM, Townson AF, et al. Use
Author response to letter to the editor.
of prolonged standing for individuals [RE: The development of an lansek R: See Morris S
with spinal cord injuries. instrument to measure satisfaction with Intihar TW: See Bakken |X ¢
2001;81:1392-1399 physical therapy.] 2001;81:1062-1063. Irrgang JJ: See Fritz JM
Erikson HB: See Norman SA Greathouse DG, Halle JS, Dalley AF II.
Iversen MD, Katz JN. Exami
Erlandson TJ: See Bakken RC Leiter to the editor. [RE: Vascular findings and self-repo1 ted
events after spinal cord injury:
F contribution to secondary capacity in patients with lui
stenosis. 2001;81:1296
pathogenesis.] 2001;81:1264-1265.
J
Green T, Refshauge K, Crosbie J, Adams R.
Feland JB, Myrer JW, Schulthies SS, et al.
A randomized controlled trial of a
The effect of duration of stretching of
passive accessory joint mobilization on
the hamstring muscle group for acute ankle inversion sprains. Jette AM. Invited commentar
increasing range of motion in people 2001;81:984-994. [RE: Relationships among s
aged 65 years or older. 2001;81
measures of impairment
1110-1117. Groce NE: See Gannotti ME limitation, and disabili tv ll
Fellingham GW: See FelandJ B Guccione AA. Invited commentary. cervical spine disorde1
[RE: Reasons given by California 2001;81:912-914
Filion DL: See Pohl PS
physical therapists for not belonging to Johnston MV: See Page S}
Fink P: See Jorgensen CK the American Physical Therapy
Association.] 2001;81:1231. Jones CA: See Beaupré LA
Fitzgerald GK, Delitto A. Considerations
for planning and conducting clinic- Guccione AA: See Goldstein MS Jergensen CK, Fink P, Olese
based research in physical therapy. in general practice in Deni
2001;81: H referred to physiotherapis
1446-1454. desc ription of patient chara
based on general healt }
Fowler EG, Ho TW, Nwigwe Al, Dorey FJ.
Hake jl: See Bakken RC diagnoses, and sociode
Tsthree negftfhecetn inofg qeuxaedrrciicseeps s onf emsoprasitsi cimtyu scilne Haley SM, Dumas HM, Ludlow LH. characteristics. 2001;8] O1n
children with cerebral palsy. 2001;81: Variation by diagnostic and practice K
1215-1223. pattern groups in the mobility
outcomes of inpatient rehabilitation
Freburger JK, Riddle DL. Author response
to letter to the editor. [RE: Using programs for children and youth. Kapasi ZF, Catlin PA, Beck
2001;81:1425-1436.
published evidence to guide the The role of endogenous
examination of the sacroiliac joint Hall SJ: See Knight CA moderate exercise trainn in
region.] 2001;81:1732-1733. Halle JS: See Greathouse DG enhancement of the s¢ (
Freburger JK, Riddle DL. Using published Handwerker WP: See Gannotti ME response In mice 2001;381
evidence to guide the examination of Katz JN: See Iversen MD
Hannig K: See Laska T
the sacroiliac joint region. 2001;81: Keijzer-Oster D: See van ci
1135-1143. Harris SR. Guest Note: Challenging myths Berg-Emons H
in physical therapy. 2001;81:1180-1182.
Fritz JM, Irrgang JJ. A comparison of a Kelsey D. Letter to the edi
modified Oswestry Low Back Pain Hegge KS: See Sherry JE Editor's Note Are you fi
Disability Questionnaire and the Helders PJM: See Ketelaar M sham?] 2001;81:1913
Quebec Back Pain Disability Scale.
2001;81:776-788. Hermann KN, Reese CS. Author response Ketelaar M, Vermeer A
to invited commentary. [RE: Relation- Effects of a functional
Fritz JM, Wainner RS. Examining
ships among selected measures of on motor abilities of
diagnostic tests: an evidence-based impairment, functional limitation, and cerebral palsy. 2001;81
perspective. 2001;81:1546-1564.
disability in patients with cervical spine Kinney LaPier TL, Rodnick
G disorders.}] 2001;81:914. aerobic exercise on en erg
Hermann K\iM, Reese CS. Relationships in the hypertensive rat he
among selected measures of 2001:81:1006-1017
Gannotti ME, Handwerker WP, Groce NE, impairment, functional limitation, and Kirk-Sanchez NJ, Roach KE
Cruz C. Sociocultural influences on disability in patients with cervical spine between duration of tl ie
disability status in Puerto Rican disorders. 2001;81:903-914. a comprehensive rehabili
children. 2001;81:1512-1523. Hicks RR: See Geiger RA and mobility at dischar r¢
Geiger RA, Allen JB, O'Keefe J, Hicks RR. Ho TW: See Fowler EG with orthopedic problem
Balance and mobility following stroke: 2001;81:888-—895
Hogan HA: See Patterson RM
Physical Therapy . Volume 81 .N umber 12 . December 2001
Knight CA, Rutledge CR, Cox ME, et al M Morgan 8): See Sherry JI
Effect of superficial heat, deep heat, Morris ME: See Morris S
and active exercise warm-up on the
extensibility of the plantar flexors Macintyre DL: See Kozack JK Morris S, Morris ME, lansek R. Reliability
2001;81:1206-1214 MacKay-Lyons M, Makrides L, Speth of measurements obtained with the
Timed “Up & Go” Test in people with
Kozack JK, Macintyre DL. Malignant Effecto f 15 bod weight support
Parkinson disease. 2001;81:810-—818
hyperthermia. 2001;81:945-95! exe!
Mueller M): See Kwon OY
impair
Kuchibhatla M: See Schenkman MI
MaedaR P. | Myrer JW: See Feland JB
Kwon OY, Mueller MJ. Walking patterns
a classification system to guide N
used to reduce forefoot plantar
nonsurgical management ol! i patie
pressures in people with diabetic
with chronic low back pain
neuropathies. 2001;81:828-835 2001;81:1152-1153
Nassif MD: See Patterson RM
L Mah-Jones D: See Eng |]
Nicholson J: See Drinkard B
Makrides |: See MacKay Lyons M Noble LJ: See Mautes AEM
Maluf KS, Schrmann SA, Van Dillen LR
Lake DA. Student performance and Norman MF: See Norman SA
perceptions of a lecture-based course Author responses to ke tters to the Norman SA, Miller LT, Erikson HB, et al
compared with the same course editor. [RE: Use of ac lassification
utilizing group discussion. 2001;81 system to guide nonsurgical Development and validation of a
telephone questionnaire to characterize
8965-902 management Oo i pat nt with chronic
low back pair 2001:81:1148-1151 lymphedema in women treated for
Laska | Hannig K. Physical therapy for 1153-1154 breast cancer. 2001;81:1192-—1205
spinal accessory nerve injury Marklin RW, Simoneau GG. Effect of Nwigwe Al: See Fowler EG
complicated by adhesive capsulitis
O
2001 -81:936—944 setup configurations of split computer
kevboardson wrist ancle
Laufer Y, Ries JD, Leininger PM, Alon G 9001:81:1038-1048
Quadriceps femoris muscle torques and Marshak HH: See Baker SM Odom C), Taylor AB, Hurd CE, Denegar
fatigue generated by neuromuscular co
CR. Measurement of scapular
electrical stimulation with three Massey BF Jr. 2001 APTA Presidential
asymmetry and assessment of shoulder
different waveforms. 2001;81:1307-1316 Address: We have arrived dysfunction using the Lateral Scapulat
Lee SCK: See Stackhouse SK NO 1T-81-1839-1835 Slide Test: a reliability and validity
Mautes AEM, Weinzier! MR, DonovanF study. 2001;81:799-809
Lehman G), McGill SM Quantification of
the differences in electromyographic Noble | Author re sponse to letter to Oehrlein KM: See Sherry JI
activity magnitude between the upper: vents afte! O'Keefe |: See Geiger RA
and lower portions of the rectus mtrbution to
abdominis muscle during selected trunk secondary pathogenesi 2001;81:1265 Olesen F: See Jorgensen CK
exercises. 2001:81:1096-—1101 McCann S O’Neil ME, Palisano RJ, Westcott SL.
Leininger PM: See Laufer \ MzCorkle R: Se: Relationship of therapists’ attitudes,
children’s motor ability, and parenting
Lennon S. Gait re-education based on the McDowd JM: Sex
stress to mothers’ perceptions of
Bobath concept in two patients with McDuffie |: Se: therapists’ behaviors during early
hemiplegia following stroke intervention. 2001:81:1412-1424
2001:81:994-935 McGill SM: See |
P
Levine P: See Page S| McGinty SM, Cicero MC, Cicero JME
Levins SM: See Eng |] eta Author response to invited
commentam Page Sj, Levine P, Sisto SA, Johnston MV
Lewek M, Stevens J, Snyder-Mackler L. The
California 1 ical th ists for not
Mental practice combined with physical
use of electrical stimulation to increase belongin 1 Physical practice for upper-limb motor deficit in
quadriceps femoris muscle force in an Therap ‘ 101 81:1232 subacute stroke. 2001;:81:1455-1462.
ealrdtehrrloyp lasptayt.i ent2 0f0o1l;l8o1w:i1n5g 65a- 1t5o7ta1l knee McGinty SM Cicero JME Palisano RJ: See O'Neil MI
et al. Reasons given by California
Li LC, Bombardier C. Physical therapy physical ther ot belonging to Patterson RM, Stegink Jansen CW, Hogan
management of low back pain: an the Ameri Therapy HA, Nassif MD. Material properties of
exploratory survey of therapist Associatior rhera-Band Tubing. 2001;81:1437-1445
approaches. 2001;81:1018-1028 Measom GW: Sex Pearce KM: See Stackhouse SK
Light KE: See Creel GI Miller LT See Norn Peterson C. Exercise in 94°F water for a
Lopopolo RB. Development of the patient with multiple sclerosis.
Miller PA, Goddard P, Spence Laschinger
Professional Role Behaviors Survey 9001:81:1049-1058
(PROBES). 2001;81:1317-1327 HK. Evaluatir y physi il the rapists Philadelphia Panel. Philadelphia Panel
perception of empowerment using
Ludlow LH: See Haley SM Kanter’s theory of structu il power in Evidence-Based Clinical Practice
Guidelines on Selected Rehabilitation
organizations. 2001:81: 1880-1888
Lupinnaci NS: See Connolly BH
Interventions for Knee Pain
Moen BE: See Torp 9(01:81:1675—-1700
1954 . Index Physical Therapy Volume 81 . Number 12 .D ecember 2001
Philadelphia Panel. Philadelphia Panel Rothstein JM. Editor's response to letter Snyder-Mackler |: See Stack
Evidence-Based Clinical Practice to the editor. [RE: Effectiveness of a
Sonstroem 8): See Roush SI
Guidelines on Selected Rehabilitation home program of ischemic pressure
Spence Laschinger HK: Se:
Interventions for Low Back Pain. followed by sustained stretch for
2001;81:1641-1674. treatment of myofascial trigger points. ] Speth S: See MacKay-Lyons M
Philadelphia Panel. Philadelphia Panel 2001;81:1060.
Stackhouse SK, Reisman DS
Evidence-Based Clinical Practice Rothstein JM. Editor's response to letter Macleod SA. Challenging
Guidelines on Selected Rehabilitation to the editor. [RE: Use of a
PH in skeletal muscle fat
Interventions for Neck Pain. classification system to guide 2001;81:1897-1903
2001;81:1701-1717. nonsurgical management of a patient
Stackhouse SK, Stevens JE
with chronic low back pain.]
Philadelphia Panel. Philadelphia Panel
2001;81:1151-1152. Maximum voluntary acti
Evidence-Based Clinical Practice nonfatigued and fatigued
Guidelines on Selected Rehabilitation Rothstein JM. Introduction to “Sifting the young and elderly individu
Interventions for Shoulder Pain. evidence—what’s wrong with 2001;81:1102-1109
2001;81:1719-1730 significance tests?” 2001;81:1463.
Stam H: See van den Berg-!
Philadelphia Panel. Philadelphia Panel Rothstein JM. Thirty-Second Mary
Stegink Jansen CW: See P
Evidence-Based Clinical Practice McMillan Lecture: Journeys beyond the
Guidelines on Selected Rehabilitation horizon. 2001;81:1819-1831. Sterne JAC, Smith GD. Sifting
Interventions: Overview and Roush SE, Sonstroem RJ. Letter to the evidence—what’s wrong
Methodology. 2001;81:1629-1640. significance tests? [Reprint
editor. [RE: The development of an
2001;322:226-231.] 2001;8
Pohl PS, McDowd JM, Filion DL, et al. instrument to measure satisfaction with
Implicit learning of a perceptual-motor physical therapy.] 2001;81:1061-1062. Stevens} : See Lewek M
skill after stroke. 2001;81:1782-1791. Roy RR: See de Leon RD Stevens |: See Scott W
R Rutledge CR: See Knight CA Stevens JE: See Stackhouse SK
Stiers W: See Poh! PS
S
Ray L: See Schenkman MI Swan L. Unilateral spatial neg
2001;81:1572-1580
Reese CS: See Hermann KM Sahrmann SA: See Maluf KS
Refshauge K: See Green 1 T
Scalzitti DA. Evidence-based guidelines:
Reisman DS: See Stackhouse SK application to clinical practice.
Rice GT: See Baker SM 2001;81:1622-1628. Taylor AB: See Odom C}
Schenkman ML, Clark K, Xie T, et al.
Richards |G: See Pohl PS ‘t Hart H: See Ketelaar M
Spinal movement and performance of a
Riddle DL: See Freburger JK Thigpen MT: See Cree! GI
standing reach task in participants with
Ries JD: See Laufer Y and without Parkinson disease. Torp S, Riise T, Moen BE. The
Riise T: See Torp S 2001;81:1400-1411. social and organizational {
Roach KE: See Kirk-Sanchez NJ Schulthies SS: See Feland JB workers’ coping with mt
Schu!tz-Janney |: See McGinty SM symptoms. 2001:81:1328
Robertson V), Baker KG. A review of Townson AF: See Eng ||
Scott W, Stevens J, Binder-Macleod SA.
therapeutic ultrasound: effectiveness
studies. 2001:81:1339-1350. Human skeletal muscle fiber type U
classifications. 2001;81:1812-—1818.
Robertson V!: See Baker KG
Sherry JE, Oehrlein KM, Hegge KS,
Rodnick KJ: See Kinney La Pier TL Morgan BJ. Effect of burst-mode Uwaifo GI: See Drinkard B
Roehling T: See Kapasi ZF transcutaneous electrical nerve
Vv
stimulation on peripheral vascular
Rothstein JM. Editor’s Note: TK.
resistance. 2001;81:1183-1191.
2001;81:1868-—1869.
Shinberg M: See Schenkman ML
Rothstein JM. Editor’s Note: Are you van den Berg-Emons H, 8
financing a sham? 2001;81:1500-1591. Shumway-Cook A, Braver S, Woollacott Balk A, et al. Level of acti
M. Author response to letter to the associated with mobility
Rothstein JM. Editor's Note: Autonomous
editor. [RE: Predicting the probability life in patients with chror
practice or autonomous ignorance?
for falls in community-dwelling older heart failure as measured
2001:81:1620-1621.
adults using the Timed Up & Go Test.] “Activity Monitor.” 2001;8
Rothstein JM. Editor’s Note: Impairments: 2001;81:1061. VanDevender |. Letier to
always linked to meaningful disability?
Simoneau GG: See Marklin RW Effectiveness of a home
2001:81:886-—887.
Sisto SA: See Page S] ischemic pressure follows
Rothstein JM. Editor’s Note: On the stretch for treatment of
second edition of the Guide. Smith GD: See Sterne JAC trigger points.} 2001;81:10
2001:81:6-8. Smith K: See Kapasi ZF Van Dillen LR: See Maluf KS
Rothstein JM. Editor's Note: Sick and Snyder-Mackler L: See Lewek M van Petegem-van Beek £: S
tired of reliability? 2001;81:774-775.
Physical Therapy . Volume 81 . Number 12 .D ecember 2001
VanSwearingen | Letter to the editor Membership Qualifi« auions Implicit learning of a perceptual-motor
[RE: Predicting the probability for falls 9001:81:1738-—1739 skill after stroke. Pohl PS, McDowd JM,
in community-dwelling older adults Membership Rights. 2001;81:1740 FiliDLo, net al. 2001;81:1782-1791
using the Timed Up & Go Test.]
2001-81: 1060-1061 Membershit tatistics. 2001:81:1268 Level of activities associated with
mobility during everyday life in patients
VanSwearingen J, Brach JS. Making Nominees for APTA National Office with chronic congestive heart failure as
geriatric assessment work: selecting OO TR] -OF measured with an “Activity Monitor.”
useful measures. 2001;81:1233-—1252 Re port of van den Berg-Emons H, Bussmann ],
Vermeer A: See Ketelaar M 2001-81 Balk A, et al. 2001;81:1502-1511
Staff. 2001 Mental practice combined with physical
WwW practice for upper-limb motor deficit in
subacute stroke. Page S], Levine P, Sisto
SA, Johnston MV. 2001;81:1455-1462
Wainner RS: See Fritz JM Tests and Measurements
JM. 2001
WatsonG . Letter to the editor. [RE: | Effect of burst-mode transcutaneous
of a classification system to guide electrical nerve stimulation on
nonsurgical management of a patient urived! Masse peripheral vascular resistance. Sherry
with chronic low back pain.] 2001;81 JE, Oehrlein KM, Hegge KS, Morgan
1147-1148 General BJ. 2001;81:1183-1191
Weinzierl MR: See Mautes AEM Re as Re lationships between walk/run
Westcott SL: See O'Neil ME performance and cardiorespiratory
fitness in adolescents who are
Williams-Shipman KL: See McGinty SM overweight. Drinkard B, McDuffie ],
Woollacott M: See Shumway-Cook A McCann §, et al. 2001;:81:1889-1896
X Cerebral Palsy
General
Effects of a functional therapy program
Xie T: See Schenkman MI Arthritis on motor abilities of children with
Y General cerebral palsy. Ke telaar M, Vermeer A,
Physical thera t inagement ol t Hart H, et al. 2001;81:1534-1545
tuberculous art t t elbow. Dahl Treatment
CS. 2001:8 The effect of quadrice ps femoris mus¢ le
Yanovski JA: See Drinkard B
B strengthening exercises On spasticity in
Z children with cerebral palsy. Fowler EG,
Ho TW Nwigwe Al, Dorey F] 2001;81
1215-1223
Zimmerman G): See Baker SM Balance
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Evidence-based guidelines: application
Subject Index
to clinical practice. Scalzitti DA
2001:81:1622-1628
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Clinical Practice Guidelines on Selected
Rehabilitation Interventions for Knee
Pain. Philadelphia Panel. 2001;81
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American Physical Therapy
Association ck Philadelphia Panel Evidence-Based
Awards. 2001;:81:1589-—1590 nd ving stroke Clinical Practice Guidelines on Selected
ipy interventions Rehabilitation Interventions for Low
Bylaws. 2001;81:1744-1754
oteedback forceplat Back Pain. Philadelphia Panel
Code of Ethics. 2001:81:1074 trainin sciger R>A , Allen [B, O'Keefe 2001:81:1641-1674
Elected and Appointed Groups Hicks RR. 2001-81:995-1005 Philadelphia Panel Evidence-Based
2001:81:1582-1584 C Clinical Practice Guidelines on Selected
Rehabilitation Interventions for Neck
Ethics and Judicial Committee
Pain. Philadelphia Panel. 2001;81:
Disciplinary Action. 2001;81:1362
1701-1717
Goals. 2001;:81:1853 Cardiac
Philadelphia Panel Evidence-Based
Guide for Professional Conduct General Clinical Practice Guidelines on Selected
2001;81:1073-1077 Cardiovas« respotno srepeetisliv e Rehabilitation Interventions for
Guide to Physical Therapist Practice McKenzie lumbar spine exercises Shoulder Pain. Philadelphia Panel.
2nd ed. 2001;81:9-744. A\l-Obaidi S, Anthony J, Dean E 2001;81:1719-1730
Al-Shuwai N. 2001:81:1 524-1533
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Philadelphia Panel Evidence-Based Editor's Note: On the second edition of General
Clinical Practice Guidelines on Selected the Guide. Rothstein JM. 2001;81:6-8. Level of activities associat
Rehabilitation Interventions: Overview Editor’s Note: Sick and tired of reliability? mobility during everyda
and Methodology. Philadelphia Panel Rothstein JM. 2001;81:774—775. with chronic congestive
2001;81:1629-1640. measured with an “Activit
Guest Note: Challenging myths in
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Computers physical therapy. Harris SR. 2001;81: Balk A, et al. 2001;81:1505
Effect of setup configurations of split 1180-1182.
computer keyboards on wrist angle. Guest Note: A tolerance for ambiguity. Evidence-Based Practice
Marklin RW, Simoneau GG. Craik RL. 2001;81:1292-1294. Evidence-based guideline
2001:81:1038-1048. to clinical practice. Scalz
Education, Physical Therapist 2001;81:1622-1628
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Decision Making Pain. Philadelphia Pane!
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[Use of a classification system to guide Rehabilitation Intervention
nonsurgical management of a patient about research in physical therapy Back Pain. Philadelphia P
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2001:81:1147-1148. Student performance and perceptions Pain. Philadelphia Pane
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2001;81:1152-1153. Electromyography Shoulder Pain. Philadelp!
Quantification of the differences in 2001;81:1719-1730
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