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PHYSIOTHERAPY CANADA VOLUME 55, ANNUAL INDEX — 2003 SUBJECT INDEX/INDEX DES ARTICLES PAR SUBJET ACUTE MEDICAL CONDITIONS CORTICOMOTOR EXCITABILITY FIBROMYALGIA Cardiorespiratory physical therapy for Differential effect of peripheral Evaluation of a community-based acute medical conditions: Canadian electrical stimulation and vibratory exercise program for diminishing survey of clinical practice. Brooks D, stimulation on corticomotor symptoms of fibromyalgia. Dawson Parsons J, Crowe J, Solway S, Kelsey excitability in lower limb muscles. KA, Tiidus PM, Pierrynowski M, C 55:216-224 Fall 2003 Héroux M, Tremblay F, Tremblay LE, Crawford JP, Trotter J 55:17-22 Win Cardiorespiratory physical therapy for Boisvenue M, Carriére M, Houston J 2003 patients with acute medical condi- 55:153-159 Sum 2003 tions: qualitative systematic review. GOLF Crowe J, Brooks D, Kelsey Cj, Lacy DEEP VEIN THROMBOSIS Senior recreational golfers: a survey of JB, Parsons J, Solway S 55: Cardiorespiratory physical therapy for musculoskeletal conditions, playing 203-214 Fall 2003 patients with acute medical condi- characteristics, and warm-up pat- tions: qualitative systematic review. terns. Palmer JL, Young SD, Fox E, ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION Crowe J, Brooks D, Kelsey CJ, Lacy Lindsay DM, Vandervoort AA 55:79- Cardiorespiratory physical therapy for JB, Parsons J, Solway S 55: 85 Spr 2003 patients with acute medical condi- 213-214 Fall 2003 tions: qualitative systematic review. HIERARCHICAL LINEAR MODELLING Crowe J, Brooks D, Kelsey CJ, Lacy DIAGNOSTIC TESTS Hierarchical linear modelling: an JB, Parsons J, Solway S 55:213 Fall Evidence-based approach to the selec- effective analytic technique for 2003 tion and interpretation of diagnostic examining change in clinical longi- tests: application to a client with a tudinal data. Stratford PW, Hanna AGING suspected labral tear. Gonsalves E, SE, Kennedy DM, Alcock GK 55: Senior recreational golfers: a survey of Bakker GW, Woskosky R, Stratford 145-152 Sum 2003 musculoskeletal conditions, playing PW 55:106-112 Spr characteristics, and warm-up pat- 2003 INCONTINENCE terns. Palmer JL, Young SD, Fox E, “| Laughed So Hard I Peed My Lindsay DM, Vandervoort AA 55:79- EDITORIAL Pants!”—A Woman's Essential Guide 85 Spr 2003 A challenging climb. Harris SR 55:129- for Improved Bladder Control. 134 Sum 2003 Wilson P 55:231-232 Fall 2003 ATELECTASIS Outcome measurement plans: Why? Cardiorespiratory physical therapy for More than “Because I said so”. Sauvé LONGITUDINAL DATA patients with acute medical condi- D 55:14-16 Win 2003 Hierarchical linear modelling: an tions: qualitative systematic review. Peer review: the continuing evolution. effective analytic technique for Crowe J, Brooks D, Kelsey CJ, Lacy Charter D, Parent M, Sauvé D 55:67- examining change in clinical longi- JB, Parsons J, Solway S 55: 72 Spr 2003 tudinal data. Stratford PW, Hanna 205-206 Fall 2003 Physiotherapy Canada: Announcing a SE, Kennedy DM, Alcock GK 55: year of change. Brooks D, MacKay- 145-152 Sum 2003 BACK PAIN Lyons M, Stratford P, Parent M 55: The Biomechanics of Back Pain. Tren- 6-13 Win 2003 LOW BACK DISORDERS holm J 55:170 Sum 2003 An update on the climb. Harris SR Clinical guidelines for low back pain: Clinical guidelines for low back pain: 55:179-184 Fall 2003 physiotherapy perspective. Grim- physiotherapy perspective. Grim- mer K, Milanese S, Bialocerkowski A mer K, Milanese S, Bialocerkowski A EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE 55:185-194 Fall 2003 55:185-194 Fall 2003 Evidence-based approach to the selec- Low Back Disorders: Evidence-Based Low Back Disorders: Evidence-Based tion and interpretation of diagnostic Prevention and Rehabilitation. Boyd Prevention and Rehabilitation. Boyd tests: application to a client witha K 55:124-125 Spr 2003 K 55:124-125 Spr 2003 suspected labral tear. Gonsalves E, Bakker GW, Woskosky R, Stratford MEASUREMENT CARDIORESPIRATORY PHYSICAL THERAPY PW 55:106-112 Spr 2003 Development and cross-validation of Cardiorespiratory physical therapy for Evidence-Based Guide to Therapeutic the P4: a self-report pain intensity acute medical conditions: Canadian Physical Agents. Hoens AM 55:55 measure. Spadoni GE Stratford PW, survey of clinical practice. Brooks D, Win 2003 Solomon PE, Wishart LR 55:32-40 Parsons J, Crowe J, Solway S, Kelsey Low Back Disorders: Evidence-Based Win 2003 C 55:216-224 Fall 2003 Prevention and Rehabilitation. Boyd Exploring the factorial validity and Cardiorespiratory physical therapy for K 55:124-125 Spr 2003 clinical interpretability of the West- patients with acute medical condi- Physiotherapy in Respiratory Care: An ern Ontario and McMaster Universi- tions: qualitative systematic review. Evidence-Based Approach to Respi- ties Osteoarthritis Index (WOMAC). Crowe J, Brooks D, Kelsey CJ, Lacy ratory and Cardiac Management, Kennedy D, Stratford PW, Pagura JB, Parsons J, Solway S 55: Third Edition. King J 55:169 Sum SMC, Wessel J, Gollish JD, Wood- 203-214 Fall 2003 2003 house LJ 55:160-168 Sum 2003 Hierarchical linear modelling: an CLINICAL OUTCOME VARIABLES SCALE EXERCISE effective analytic technique for Investigating the suitability of the Evaluation of a community-based examining change in clinical longi- Clinical Outcome Variables Scale exercise program for diminishing tudinal data. Stratford PW, Hanna (COVS) as a mobility outcome symptoms of fibromyalgia. Dawson SE, Kennedy DM, Alcock GK 55: measure in spinal cord injury reha- KA, Tiidus PM, Pierrynowski M, 145-152 Sum 2003 bilitation. Campbell J, Kendall M Crawford JP, Trotter J 55:17-22 Win Investigating the suitability of the 55:135-144 Sum 2003 2003 Clinical Outcome Variables Scale 237 Physiotherapy Canada, Volume 55, Number 4 (COVS) as a mobility outcome Lowe A, Wessel J, Battié MC 55:114- PNEUMONIA measure in spinal cord injury reha- 122 Spr 2003 Cardiorespiratory physical therapy for bilitation. Campbell J, Kendall M Use of self-efficacy and resumption of patients with acute medical condi- 55:135-144 Sum 2003 activities of daily living scales in tions: qualitative systematic review. Outcome measurement plans: Why? chronic pain. Williams RM, Hapidou Crowe J, Brooks D, Kelsey CJ, Lacy More than “Because I said so”. Sauvé EG, Cullen KL 55:87-95 Spr 2003 JB, Parsons J, Solway S 55: PhyDs i5c5a:l1 4R-e1h6a bWiilnit a2t0i0o3n Outcome Mea- PERIPHERAL ELECTRICAL STIMULATION 206-208 Fall 2003 sures: A Guide to Enhanced Clinical Differential effect of peripheral electri- PNEUMOTHORAX Decision Making, Second Edition. cal stimulation and vibratory stimu- Cardiorespiratory physical therapy for Kay TM, Huijbregts M 55:53-54 Win lation on corticomotor excitability patients with acute medical condi- 2003 in lower limb muscles. Héroux M, tions: qualitative systematic review. Reliability and validity of single incli- Tremblay FE Tremblay LE, Boisvenue Crowe J, Brooks D, Kelsey CJ, Lacy nometer measurements for thoracic M, Carriere M, Houston J 55:153-159 JB, Parsons J, Solway S 55:211 Fall spine range of motion. Lee CN, Rob- Sum 2003 2003 bins DP, Roberts HJ, Feda JT, Bryan JM, Masullo L, Flynn TW 55:73-78 PHYSICAL AGENTS PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE Spr 2003 Evidence-Based Guide to Therapeutic Higgs K 55:1-5 Win 2003 Sample size estimation for the com- Physical Agents. Hoens AM 55:55 Higgs K 55:125-128 Sum 2003 parison of competing measures’ Win 2003 Romanow Report and physiotherapy. Sreplaidaboinliit yG Fc oe5f5f:i2ci2e5n-t2s2.8 StFralalt f2o0r0d3 PW, PHYSICAL THERAPY Higgs K 55:63-66 Spr 2003 Cardiorespiratory physical therapy for RESISTANCE TRAINING MECHANICALLY VENTILATED PATIENTS acute medical conditions: Canadian rhe Scientific and Clinical Application Cardiorespiratory physical therapy for survey of clinical practice. Brooks D, of Elastic Resistance. Kay M 55:230 patients with acute medical condi- Parsons J, Crowe J, Solway S, Kelsey Fail 2003 tions: qualitative systematic review. C 55:216-224 Fall 2003 Crowe J, Brooks D, Kelsey CJ, Lacy Cardiorespiratory physical therapy for RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS JB, Parsons J, Solway S 55: patients with acute medical condi- Utilization of physiotherapy and occu- 208-211 Fall 2003 tions: qualitative systematic review. pational therapy by Ontario MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM CJBr,o wPear sJo,n Bsr oJo,k Sso lDw,a yK elSs e55y: CJ, Lacy rrhheeuummaattooliodg isarttsh riitni s:m aan asgurivnegy . Li L, Senior recreational golfers: a survey of 203-214 Fall 2003 Bombardier C 55:23-30 Win musculoskeletal conditions, playing Clinical practice of vertebral artery 2003 characteristics, and warm-up pat- screening tests by physical thera- terns. Palmer JL, Young SD, Fox E, pists in Saskatchewan. Arnold CM, SAMPLE SIZE ESTIMATION Lindsay DM, Vandervoort AA 55:79- Berzolla JE 55:41-52 Win 2003 Sample size estimation for the com- 85 Spr 2003 PHYSIOTHERAPY parison of competing measures’ OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY Clinical guidelines for low back pain: Sreplaidaboinliit y GFc oe5f5f:i2ci2e5n-t2s2.8 StFarlalt f2o0r0d3 PW, Utilization of physiotherapy and occu- physiotherapy perspective. Grim- pational therapy by Ontario mer K, Milanese S, Bialocerkowski A SCREENING rheumatologists in managing 55:185-194 Fall 2003 Clinical practice of vertebral artery rheumatoid arthritis: a survey. Li L, Identifying physiotherapist and screening tests by physical thera- Bombardier C 55:23-30 Win patient expectations in private prac- pists in Saskatchewan. Arnold CM, 2003 tice physiotherapy. Potter M, Gor- Berzolla JE 55:41-52 Win 2003 don S, Hamer P 55:195-201 Fall 2003 OUTCOME MEASURES Physiotherapy for Respiratory and SELF-EFFICACY Investigating the suitability of the Cardiac Problems: Adults and Paedi- Use of self-efficacy and resumption of Clinical Outcome Variables Scale atric, 3rd Edition. Rutledge A 55:127 activities of daily living scales in (COVS) as a mobility outcome Spr 2003 chronic pain. Williams RM, Hapidou measure in spinal cord injury reha- Physiotherapy in Respiratory Care: An EG, Cullen KL 55:87-95 Spr 2003 bilitation. Campbell J, Kendall M Evidence-Based Approach to Respi- 55:135-144 Sum 2003 ratory and Cardiac Management, SPINE Outcome measurement plans: Why? Third Edition. King J 55:169 Sum Investigating the suitability of the More than “Because I said so”. Sauvé 2003 Clinical Outcome Variables Scale D 55:14-16 Win 2003 The reality of two-tiered health care in (COVS) as a mobility outcome Physical Rehabilitation Outcome Mea- Canada: a political economy per- measure in spinal cord injury reha- sures: A Guide to Enhanced Clinical spective on physiotherapy in bilitation. Campbell J, Kendall M Decision Making, Second Edition. Ontario. Falter L-B 55:97-104 Spr 55:135-144 Sum 2003 Kay TM, Huijbregts M 55:53-54 Win 2003 Reliability and validity of single incli- 2003 Utilization of physiotherapy and occu- nometer measurements for thoracic pational therapy by Ontario spine range of motion. Lee CN, Rob- PAIN rheumatologists in managing bins DP, Roberts HJ, Feda JT, Bryan The Biomechanics of Back Pain. Tren- rheumatoid arthritis: a survey. Li L, JM, Masullo L, Flynn TW 55:73-78 holm J 55:170 Sum 2003 Bombardier C 55:23-30 Win 2003 Spr 2003 Development and cross-validation of the P4: a self-report pain intensity PLEURAL EFFUSION SYSTEMATIC REVIEW measure. Spadoni GE, Stratford PW, Cardiorespiratory physical therapy for Cardiorespiratory physical therapy for Solomon PE, Wishart LR 55:32-40 patients with acute medical condi- patients with acute medical condi- Win 2003 tions: qualitative systematic review. tions: qualitative systematic review. Test-retest reliability, construct valid- Crowe J, Brooks D, Kelsey CJ, Lacy Crowe J, Brooks D, Kelsey CJ, Lacy ity, and responsiveness of a func- JB, Parsons J, Solway S 55: JB, Parsons J, Solway S 55: tional pain scale for tennis elbow. 211-212 Fall 2003 203-214 Fall 2003 239 TENNIS ELBOW spine range of motion. Lee CN, Rob- in lower limb muscles. Héroux M, lest-retest reliability, construct valid- bins DP, Roberts HJ, Feda JT, Bryan Tremblay F, Tremblay LE, Boisvenue ity, and responsiveness of a func- JM, Masullo L, Flynn TW 55:73-78 M, Carriére M, Houston J 55:153-159 tional pain scale for tennis elbow. Spr 2003 Sum 2003 Lowe A, Wessel J, Batti# MC 55:114- 122 Spr 2003 VERTEBRAL ARTERY WESTERN ONTARIO AND MCMASTER Clinical practice of vertebral artery UNIVERSITIES OSTEOARTHRITIS INDEX THERAPEUTIC PHYSICAL AGENTS screening tests by physical thera- (WOMAC) Evidence-Based Guide to Therapeutic pists in Saskatchewan. Arnold CM, Exploring the factorial validity and Physical Agents. Hoens AM 55: Berzolla JE 55:41-52 Win 2003 clinical interpretability of the West- 55 Win 2003 ern Ontario and McMaster Universi- VIBRATORY STIMULATION ties Osteoarthritis Index (WOMAC). THORACIC SPINE Differential effect of peripheral electri- Kennedy D, Stratford PW, Pagura Reliability and validity of single incli- cal stimulation and vibratory stimu- SMC, Wessel J, Gollish JD, Wood- nometer measurements for thoracic lation on corticomotor excitability house LJ 55:160-168 Sum 2003 KEY WORD INDEX acute medical conditions, 216 hypothesis testing, 225 recovery, 87 aging, 79 inclinometer, 73 referral pattern, 23 analysis, 145 interpretability, 145 rehabilitation, 135 behaviour, 195 labrum, 106 reliability, 32, 114, 160, 225 cardiorespiratory physical therapy, 203, lateral epicondylitis, 114 responsiveness, 32, 114 216 low back pain, 185 resumption of activities, 87 chest, 216 measurement, 32, 145, 160, 225 rheumatoid arthritis, 23 chronic pain, 87 methodology, 106 sample size, 225 class-based political economy, 97 mobility, 135 screening, 41 clinical guidelines, 185 musculoskeletal system, 79 self-efficacy, 87 Clinical Outcome Variables Scale (COVS), noninvasive, 73 shoulder, 106 135 occupational therapy, 23 sociological theory, 97 Cobb angle, 73 outcome, 32 spinal cord injuries, 135 communication, 195 outcome measurement, 135 sport medicine, 79 construct validity, 114 pain, 32 survey, 216 diagnostic test, 106 pain assessment, 17 systematic review, 203 evidence-based practice, 106, 185 patient-centred care, 195 tennis elbow, 114 exercise, 17 peripheral electrical stimulation, 153 thoracic vertebrae, 73 expectations, 195 physical therapy, 41, 195 total joint arthroplasty, 160 fibromyalgia, 17 physiotherapy, 23, 97 transcranial magnetic stimulation, 153 fitness, 79 private health care funding, 97 validity, 32, 135, 160 functional status, 114 prognosis, 145 vertebral artery, 41 golf, 79 psychological changes, 17 vibratory stimulation, 153 guideline quality, 185 quadriceps, 153 health care system, 97 range of motion, 73 AUTHOR INDEX Alcock GK, 145 Hamer P, 195 Parsons J, 203, 216 Arnold CM, 41 Hanna SE, 145 Pierrynowski M, 17 Bakker GW, 106 Hapidou EG, 87 Potter M, 195 Battie MC, 114 Harris SR, 129, 179 Robbins DP, 73 Berzolla JE, 41 Héroux M, 153 Roberts HJ, 73 Bialocerkowski A, 185 Higgs K, 1, 63, 125 Rutledge A, 127 Boisvenue M, 153 Hoens AM, 55 Sauve D, 14, 67 Bombardier C, 23 Houston J, 153 Solomon PE, 32 Boyd K, 124 Huijbregts M, 53 Solway S, 203, 216 Brooks D, 6, 203, 216 Kay M, 230 Spadoni GF, 32, 225 Bryan JM, 73 Kay TM, 53 Stratford PW, 6, 32, 106, 145, 160, 225 Campbell J, 135 Kelsey CJ, 203, 216 Tiidus PM, 17 Carriere M, 153 Kendall M, 135 Iremblay FE 153 Charter D, 67 Kennedy DM, 145, 160 lremblay LE, 153 Crawford JP. 17 KingJ , 169 lrenholm J, 170 Crowe J, 203, 216 Lacy JB, 203 Trotter J, 17 Cullen KL, 87 Lee CN, 73 Vandervoort AA, 79 Dawson KA, 17 LL 23 Wessel J, 114, 160 Falter L-B, 97 Lindsay DM, 79 Williams RM, 87 Feda JT, 73 Lowe A, 114 Wilson P, 231 Flynn TW, 73 MacKay-Lyons M, 6 Wishart LR, 32 Fox E, 79 Masullo L, 73 Woodhouse LJ, 160 Gollish JD, 160 Milanese S, 185 Woskosky R, 106 Gonsalves E, 106 Pagura SMC, 160 Young SD, 79 Gordon §S, 195 Palmer JL, 79 Grimmer K, 185 Parent M, 6, 67