Physiotherapy January-December 2000: Vol 86 Index

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The journal of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy ISSN 0031 9406
PHYSIOTHERAPY
Index 2000
Volume 86
JANUARY TO DECEMBER
THE CHARTERED SOCIETY OF PHYSIOTHERAPY
14 Bedford Row, London WC1R 4ED, UK
Subject index of peer-reviewed papers
Living the HyLife: Addressing the information needs of physiotherapists
Aids and Technology
| Ellis, G Walton, C Edwards, A Hutton, D Jones
Audit of the unexpected effects of electrophysical agents: Interim report
Management of anterior cruciate ligament deficient patients
Responses to December 1999. S Kitchen.
Group education and exercise. A Dakin soi , ea
Audit of the unexpected effects of electrophysical agents: Interim report: Mitchell's relaxation technique: Is it effective? J A Bell, J Bettany-Saltikov
Responses January to June, 2000. S Kitchen : Physical therapists’ emotional expressions in interviews about factors
Efficacy of paraffin wax baths for rheumatoid arthritic hands
important for interaction with patients. G Gard, A L Gyllensten,
J Ayling, R Marks. E Salford, C Ekdahl
lliopsoas bursitis: Physical diagnosis and management with
Physiotherapists’ approaches to low baic k pain education. F V Trede
canieniidie and corticosteroid infiltration in a 33-year-old man
Vojta self-training: Experiences of six neurologically impaired people
R Kerry, D G King, M F Gibson
A qualitative study. B Backstrém, L Dahlgren
Living the HyLife: Addressing the information needs of physioth erapists
| Ellis, GW alton, C Edwards, A Hutton, D Jones Education: Professional
Pressure biofeedback: A useful tool in the quantification of abdominal Clinicael ducaLtisteiningo ton dif:fer ent a tives.
muscular dysfunction? M C Cairns, K Harrison, C Wright J A Baldry Currens, C P Bithell 645
oo and implementation of national practice guidelines
Assessment
A prospect for continuous quality improvement in physiotherapy
Clinical examination of balance and stability in rheumatoid arthritis
Introduction to the method of guideline development
patients. A M Mengshoel, A-C Clarke-Jenssen, B Fredriksen, T Paulsen
H J M Hendriks, G E Bekkering, H van Ettekoven, J W Brandsma,
Audit and Outcomes P J van der Wees, R A de Bie
Fe and raeg-a udit a of tgheg CSP rCeoree StaREn dards eof aPhy siotherapy Pré actice. How can we treat collective amnesic 77T IA \ Terlouw
Life-views of physiotherapy students compared to medical and nursing
M Sumner, J Mead, R ten Hove ' ‘
Audit of the unexpected effects of elecwophysicel agents: Interim report students. G Gard, BTSS ur —
ae the HyLife: Addressing the information needs of physiotherapists
Responses to December 1999. S Kitchen
Audit of the unexpected effects of electrophysical aa gents: Interim report Ellis, G Walton. C ieede: A Hutton, D Jones -
cams assurance: Measuring the quality of clinical education provision
Responses January to June, 2000. S Kitchen
Do physiotherapy records meet professional standards? A commitment K Stachura, F Garven, M Reed
to good practice and improved patient care through audit within the Reflective practice: Realising its potential. L Clouder
Birmingham Heartlands adult cystic fibrosis centre. L Gumery, J Sheldon, Elder Rehabilitation
H Bayliss, R Mackle, D Stableforth, D Honeybourne, C Reade
Effectiveness of physiotherapy to enable an elderly person to get up
Pain and the placebo in physiotherapy: A benevolent lie? M Simmonds
from the floor, The: A single case study. J M G Adams, S Tyson
Quality assurance: Measuring the quality of clinical education provision
Life begins at forty! Should the route to ty he exercise in elderly
K Stachura .
people also start in their forties? N Carter, M-L O'Driscoll
Reliability: What is it, and how is it measure d? A/ \ Bruton, J Conway
No success like failure: Walking late after rae Case study. T D Punt
S T Holgate 94
Physiotherapists working with stroke patients A national survey.
Balance | Davidson, K Waters
Clinical examination of balance and stability in rheumatoid arthritis Tackling a fear of falling using graded exposure: Case report. G Riley
patients. A M Mengshoel, A-C Clarke-Jenssen, B Fredriksen, T Paulsen Electrotherapy
Tackling a fear of falling using graded exposure: Case report G RR ile y,
D Holding Audit of the unexpected e ffects of electrophysical agents Interim report
Responses to December 1999. S Kitchen
Biofeedback Audit of the unexpected effects of electrophysical agents: Interim report
Pressure biofeedback: A useful tool in the quanti fication of abdominal Responses January to June, 2000. S Kitchen
muscular dysfunction? M C Cairns, K Harrison, C Wright 127 lliopsoas bursitis: Physice 31 diagnosis and management wi
ultrasonography and corticosteroid infiltration in a 33-year-old man
Case report. R Kerry, D G King, M F Gibson 306
intra-oral burns: Rehabilitation of severe restriction of mouth opern i ing Ultrasound for osteo-arthritis of the knee: As ystematic review
Case report. R Bahnof R Marks, S Ghanagaraja, M Ghassemi
Clinical Reasoning Ethics
Differences in the clinical reasoning processes of expert and. novice Duty to treat, The: Ethics ar id H IV/AIDS M Voors
cardiorespiratory physiotherapists. K Case, K Harrison, C Roskell Life-views of physiotherapy students compared to medical and nursing
students. G Gard, B T Sundén
Communication and Compliance Pain and the placebo in physiotherapy: A benevolent lie? M Simmonds
Clinical education: Listening to different perspec tives.
Exercise and Training
J A Baldry Currens,C P Bithell
How can we treat collective amnesia? T J A Terlouw ‘ Back to fitness programme: The manual for physs iotherapists t
Living the HyLife: Addressing the information needs of physiotherapists the classes. J Klaber Moffett, |H Frost
| Ellis, G Walton. C Edwards, A Hutton, D Jones Functional restoration programme for chronic low back pain, A
Physical therapists’ emotional expressions in interviews about factors H Frost, S E Lamb, C H Shackleton
important for interaction with patients. G Gard, A L Gyllensten, individualised fixed load inspiratory muscle training responses in a
E Salford, C Ekdahl patient with severe restrictive lung disease and an élite sportsman
Case report. K Chatham 28
Continence/Incontinence — Life begins at forty! Should the route to promoting exercise in esli derty
people also start in their forties? N Carter, M-L O'Driscoll 85
A Delphi study. G Dorey 413 Management of anterior cruciate ligament deficient patients
Group education and exercise. A Dakin. oo... cceeeeeeeeees 357
Education: Patients Mitchell's relaxation technique: Is it effective? J A Bell, J Bettany Saltikov 473
Back to fitness programme: The manual for physiotherapists to set up Vojta self-training: Experiences of six neurologically impaired people:
the classes. J Klaber Moffett, H Frost nt ~ A qualitative study. B Backstrém, L Dahlgren
Functional restoration programme for chronic low back pain, A
H Frost, S E Lamb, C H Shackleton. . Heat Therapy
Life begins at forty! Should the route to promoting exercise in elderly Efficacy of paraffin wax baths for rheumatoid arthritic hands
people also start in their forties? N Carter, M-L O'Driscoll J Ayling, R Marks
Hydrotherapy PI vysiotherapists’ approaches to low back pain education. F V Trede 427
Physiotherapy for children with hypermobility syndrome. A Kerr,
Hydrotherapy: Detrimental or beneficial to the Tespiratoo rr y system?
C E Macmillan, W S Uttley, R A Luqmani hie caling : ‘ 35 313
K H Anstey, C Roskell
Pressure biofeedback: A useful tool in the quantification of abdominal
Information Technology muscular dysfunction? M C Cairns, K Harrison, C Wright
Living the HyLife: Addressing the information needs of physiother apiss ts. ehabilitation of a post-surgical patella fracture: Case report
| Ellis, G Walton, C Edwards, A Hutton, D Jones 249 P Henry, B Panwitz, J K Wilson
Ultrasound for osteo-arthriti s of the nee: A systematic rev ew
Management R Marks, S Ghanagaraja, M Ghassemi 452
Audit and re-audit of the CSP Core Standards of PI vy siothe rapy Practice Variability in straight leg raise measurements Review JK Dix on,
M Sumner, J Mead, R ten Hove J Keating 361
Development and implementation of national practice guidelines Neurology
A prospect for continuous quality improvement in physiotherapy
Introduction to the method of guideline development Motor performance after bottom-shuffl ing in e arly childhood
M J C Eijsermans, | C van Haastert, V A M Gulmans, P J M Helders
H J M Hendriks, G E Bekkering H van Ettekoven, J WB randsma
P J van der Wees, R A de Bie 5»2355 No success like failure: Walking late after stroke: Case study
Do physiotherapy records meet professional standards? T D Punt
A commitment to good practice and improved patient care through Physiotherapists working with stroke patients A national survey
audit within the Birmingham Heartlands adult cystic fibrosis centre. | Davidson, K Waters
Physiotherapy for stroke rehabilitation: A need for evidence-based
L Gumery, J Sheldon, H Bayliss, R Mackle, D Stableforth
D Honeybourne Reade handling techniques: Literature review V Sparkes
Reflective yractice: Realising its potential. L Clouder Vojta self-training: Experiences of six neurologically impaired people
Role overlap and professional boundaries: Future implications for A qualitative study. B Backstr6ém, L Dahigren
physiotherapy and occupational therapy in the NHS: Forum Paediatrics
S Smith, P Roberts, S Balmer
Mans eld project, The ural care at night \w ithina community
Massage setting: A feedback study. SG oldsmith
Massage as a pain relieving method. | Lund Motor performance after bottom-shuffling in early childhood
M J C Eijsermans, V A M Gulmans, P J M Helders
Measurement Physiotherapy for children with hypermobility syndrome. A Kerr,
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CE Macmillan, W S Uttley, R A Luqmani
subjects J Selfe Therapeutic horseback riding studies: Problems experienced by
Pressure biofeedback: A useful tool in the quantification of abdominal esearchers. J Pauw
muscular dysfunction? M C Cairns, K Harrison, C Wright
Pain
Quality assurance: Measuring the qualit f clinical education provision
K Stac hura, F Garven, M Reed Active rehabilitation for chronic low back pairn : The pat ‘ients’ perspective
Reliability: What is it, and how is it measured? A Bruton F M Cook, A M Hassenkamp
ST Holgate. Back to fitness programme: The manual for physiotherapists to set up
Variability in straight eg raise Measureme nts: Re aview. J K Dixon, the classes ) Klaber Moffett, H Frost
J L Keating Functional restoration ah nose or chronic low back pain, A
H Frost, S E Lamb, CH ckleton
Men’s Health increasing j activity and improving function n chronic pain management
Physiotherapy for the relief o f ry ale > Harding, P J Watson
A Delphi study. G Dorey Massage as a pain relieving method. | Lund
Pain and the placebo in physiotherapy: A benevolent lie? M J Simmonds
Moving and Handling
Physiotherapists’ approaches to low back pain education. F V Trede
Mansfield project, The: Pos ture i} care at night within a community
setting: A feedback study. S Goldsmith Pharmacology
Physiotherapy for stroke rehabilitation: A need for evidence-based lliopsoas ty ursitis: Ph \ysical diagnosis and management with
handling techniques: Literature review. V Sparkes 25A425 ultrasonography and corticosteroid infiltratio in a 33-year-old man
R Kerry y, DG King, MF Gibson
Musculoskeletal/Orthopaedics
Active rehabilitation for chronic low back pain: The patients’ perspective Professional Standards
F M Cook, A M Hassenkamp Au Lit and re-au dit of the C SP Core Standards
Anterior cruciate ligament injury in female M Sumner, J Mead, R ten Hove
vulnerable? Literature review. T Lewis Audit of the unexpected effects of electrophysical agents: |
Back to fitness programme: The manual for physiotherapists to set up Responses to December 1999 > Kitchen
the classes. J Klaber Moffett, H Frost Audit of the unexpected effects trophysical agents: Interim report
Effect of McConnell’s vastus lateralis inhibition taping technique 2000 menen
on vastus lateralis and vastus medialis obliquus activity, The Do physiotherapy records meet professional standards?
S Tobin, G Robinson A commitment to good practice and improved patient care throt
Functional instability of the ankle joint: Features and underlying cause judit within the Birmingham Heartlands adult cystic fibrosis centre
B Caulfield L Gumery, J Sheldon, H Bayliss, R Mackle, D Stableforth
Functional restoration programme for chronic low back pain, A D Honeybourne, C Reade
H Frost, S E Lamb, C H Shackleton
Psychology and Philosophy
lliopsoas bursitis: Physical diagnosis and management with
ultrasonography and corticosteroid infiltration in a 33-year-old man Breathlessness A qualitative model of meaninc g D Nicholls. ..
Case report. R Kerry, D G King, M F Gibson Duty to treat, The Ethics and HIV/AIDS. M Voors
individualised fixed load inspiratory muscle training responses in a Effectiveness of physiotherapy to enable an elderly person to get up
patientw ith severe restrictive lung disease and an élite sportsman , The: A single case study } MG Adams, S Tyson
Case report. K Chatham Life-views of physiotherapy students compared to medical and nursing
intra-oral burns: Rehabilitation of severe restriction of mouth opening students. G Gard, B T Sunden
Case report. R Bahnof Pain and the placebo in physiotherapy: A benevolent lie? M J Simmonds
Management of anterior cruciate ligament deficient patients Physical therapists’ emotional expressions in interviews about factors
Group education and exercise. A Dakin important for interaction with patients. G Gard, A L Gyllensten
Mansfield project, The: Postural care at night within a community E Salford, C Ekdahl
setting: A feedback study. S$ Goldsmith Reflective practice: Realising its potential. L Clouder
Musculoskeletal ee oe in primary care sites Survey of English Tackling a fear of falling using graded exposure: Case report
NHS trusts. CJ M owe, C P Bithell G Riley, D Holding
Efficacy of paraffin wax baths for rheumatoid arthritic hands
Quality Assurance
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Quality assurance: Measuring the quality of clinical education provision.
Ultrasound for osteo-arthritis of the knee: A systematic review.
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Rehabilitation of a post-surgical patella fracture: Case report.
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Breathlessness: A qualitative model of meaning. PMI. Seseiecesonsnéssasnssiohs 23 lliopsoas bursitis: Physical diagnosis and management with
Differences in the clinical reasoning processes of expert and novice ultrasonography and corticosteroid infiltration in a 33-year-old man:
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Do physiotherapy records meet professional standards? Individualised fixed load inspiratory muscle training responses in a
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ECMO: A physiotherapy perspective. H Fiddler, N Williams. .............0ceeee 203
Walking and Gait
Hydrotherapy: Detrimental or beneficial to the respiratory system?
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Rheumatology Motor performance after bottom-shuffling in early childhood.
Clinical examination of balance and stability in rheumatoid arthritis M J C Eijsermans, | C van Haastert, VA M Gulmans, P J M Helders. ..........81
patients. AM Mengshoel, A-C Clarke-Jenssen, B Fredriksen, T Paulsen. .342 No success like failure: Walking late after stroke: Case study. T D Punt. .....563
Abstracts
Advancing physiotherapy practice. A Parry ..........ccccscecssccescessessseseeesteneeenees 146 Development of an undergraduate module in evidence-based
Advancing practice through research — The challenge. C Clifford ............... 146 physiotherapy practice. A P Rochester, J Selfe, J Gregson, H Chapman,
Analgesic effect of therapeutic ultrasound: A systematic review of the D Hepworth, PoiicClea, JF Stowell: C YOUNG, iccsseiasecescccvervececscccsacssesesceavenseass 596
ERUAEU AFRNE HS PEE UASCOEY, FP MORNING iss cnnsS ear csvas wcse nscvasiosatessesivcecevasvinsvesssnsssass¥es 35 Do auditory cues affect the gait of patients with Parkinson's disease?
Analysis of the ability of physiotherapists to perform passive oscillatory T Howe, V J Ashton, B Lovgreen, F W J Cody, J A Oldham .................00 585
movements using Maitland’s (1977) classification of grading. Do health professionals, through their information giving, contribute
PRAMS NNT ONY OE MRR NN 2c ca cise seha vents cn couvunn tus civncevanb ivaveceisixaasencasscesdoved¥s 592 towards chronicity and disability in patients with low back pain?
Anterior cruciate ligament rehabilitation: Exploring physiotherapists’ Ne RCRONNEH oes ha cot cisatycessancaassaobuka ueeqseaad¥ cuesi tnsve aussea ucddaaeaavseaconntvcssaeiwknsvdveeenxae s 588
EASES AD Epes FA MMIII soos a sexipstcbsinesb vsssctocncncsebetdncsnamuaeenantcesste s 381 Educational background and continuing professional development
Association of Chartered Physiotherapists in Neurology: Clinical practice activity in respiratory physiotherapists and respiratory nurses.
guidelines on splinting adults with neurological dysfunction. PEW GL oi dacasc ds ccusayeesuesuuccedigssacpy sunivsdoayavecosveascdendescvccaiadiceivessias 600
Effect of a hinged ankle foot orthosis on hemiplegic gait.
A Ashburn, C Comail, N Melville, M Simpson, R Wright ..............:.:.00 149
S Tyson, H Thornton. .
Can young severely disabled patients regain the ability to walk
Effect of body position on arterial oxygen saturation in acute stroke, The.
independently more than three months after a stroke? D Jackson, H J Chatterton, V M Pomeroy, L Clayton, R C Tallis, M Connolly,
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Clinical acceptance of a low cost portable system for postural assessment.
Effect of neuromuscular electrical stimulation on knee swelling after knee
P Van Schaik, J A Bettany-Saltikov, J G Warren, S L Papastephanou
surgery: Preliminary findings. |O W Man, MC Morrissey, J Cywinski ....379
Comparative study of surface skin temperature responses to the Effect of positive verbal encouragement on the measurement of
application of a flexible frozen gel pack and a packet of frozen peas
quadriceps strength and the ability to sustain a straight leg raise, The:
over 20 minutes, A. LS Chesterton, L Ross, N Foster ..........cccccccccccceeeeeeeeeee 35 PEE SEMI PRS TOSS PV CHORIN ccc cciscas co vivacavvaxidonccesstepasvetcnseieessisnesciuaters 41
Comparison of different types of pre-registration education for
Effect of rehabilitation based on compensation for patients with
occupational therapists and physiotherapists and its relevance to first protracted Parkinson's disease. A Nieuwboer, W De Weerdt, R Dom. ....... 31
post performance, A. A Wheeler, R Wiles, R Barnitt, S Payne .................. 373 Effect of the upper limb tension test on the conduction characteristics of
Correlates of disease, function and self-esteem in juvenile idiopathic the median nerve. C Daborn, R Stephenson, B Richardson. ...............00008 588
arthritis: A cross-sectional pilot study. A Kerr, R A Luqmani, W S Uttley ...43 Effect of transcutaneous spinal electroanalgesia upon chronic pain, The:
Curricular influences on undergraduate learning preferences. A single case study. D F Hilberstadt, P Barlas, NEL Foster ..........cccccee 150
NG MR EID ascduspnusavscenpStasa love vob cenape eaapns abies aisebc ta boca ca pagsat eas suessocasase as Soe asaeetadsee 595 Effects of neuromuscular stimulation on the contractile efficiency of
Development of a clinical model for assessment of posture and balance the first dorsal interosseous muscle of the human hand.
for stroke patients. S Tyson, L DeSouza, A LeMay ............:ccceseeseeeseeseestees 147 S ELAM; SF Kerip; GT THORSON oii ceicnsiissnscnscdsaceateaddchovieivvceiavacsereheede 380
Effects of patellar taping on knee joint proprioception Method for determining a specified percentage of maximum voluntary
M J Callaghan, J Selfe, PJ Bagley, J A Oldman. ........... ‘ «990 isometric contraction in quadriceps with reduced activation, A
Effects of pulsed shortwave diathermy on fibroblast proliferstieo n A H Baily-Metcalfe, S K Stackhouse, S A Binder-Macleod .............:0c000006--384
JH Hill, C Kielty, P Mills. ......... -+--996 Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs in tissue injury. T Lewis ‘ 598
Effects of spinal manipulation therapy in the 1t reatment of dwonic low Nuclear fragmentation and ultrastructural changes in skeletal muscle
back pain: A randomised clinical trial. M A Mohseni-Bandpei, after immobilisation. L Maxwell, H Smith ....................... -% 32
B Richardson, J Critchley eaesaveaie = 319 ODFS - What is it?C Singleton ...... . Ean .146
Efficacy of physiotherapy intervention in improving the motor outcome One-year predictive utility of biopaychosocial:: screening » qeestionneire
of very low birth weight and very premature infants. E C Sinnamon, for low back pain-related outcomes. D A Hurley, S M McDonough,
V Maehle, J Hedley, D Moore, D J L Lloyd, R White ..... ; 599 G D Baxter, T E Dusoir, A P Moore chesee . ih 375
Embracing evidence-based physiotherapy: Exploring ph ysiotherapists’ Outcome of triaging from a collaborative physiotherapy/consultant
experiences. S Barnard, R Wiles ...... ns sce low back pain triaging clinic. N Yelland, M C Cairns eect 584
Establishing an inter-disciplinary early supported discharge scheme for Pain beliefs of physiotherapists and their patients. A Rhys,
orthopaedic patients. S Story ......... 583 B Richardson . 589
Establishing criterion validity: An illustration using19 weight distribution Perceptions of function and pain following poster or surgery for
and sway measurements from two instruments. B M Haas, A M Burden. 382 adolescent idiopathic scoliosis. J A Bettany-Saltikov, C Partridge, J A Bell ..37
Estimation as an alternative approach to statistical inference in Physiotherapists’ attitudes towards the process of evidence-based
physiotherapy research. J Sim .. Scovel dacniace practice: The development, piloting and testing of a Likert scale. S Igo .412
Evaluating the role of video-based advice and! instruction Physiotherapy and Parkinson's disease: Evaluating best practice.
J Miller, J Hall, K Moore, G Rose, | Stanley, M Rose ............ , 377 A Ashburn, D Jones, B Lovereen, R Plant ao) iesadcidante ae
Evaluation of a multidisciplinary pain management programme in Physiotherapy treatment of female urinary incontinence (FUN)
patients with chronic low back pain. M P Armstrong, S M McDonough, A randomised controlled trial of educational group sessions and
| Gillespie, A Kenny, L Carson, L Magee, G D Baxter 375 individual management. S H Demain, J F Smith, K Dziedzic, L Hiller 151
Evaluation of a new device for measuring knee volume Pilot study of the effect of perceived exertion and dominance on the
W | Drechsler, D M Hooper, F Gomes, M C Morrissey : : 36 ground reaction force in step aerobics, A. M Maybury, J Waterfield,
Evidence-based exercise programme to reduce falls in WSSIINR ih ccucocas cctoecokaiacaseccmeerted prcakamsbates 591
an elderly population, An. J C Adams, S L Mitchell. .. scndadacekiavcses ..594 Pilot study to investigate the disc riminatory value otaa newly developed
Evidence for interferential therapy for acute low back pain. quantifiable functional outcome measure for evaluation of
D A Hurley, P Minder, S M McDonough, D M Walsh,G D Baxter, physiotherapy in stroke patients. L G Salisbury, B R Durward,
M McGladdery, G Callaghan, A P Moore. ............. eer | FD WOR cccasconngus cest apcaeiienstonmeseneanacispenen such isc
Experience of ‘problem’ patients by senior physiotherapists ii n the Pragmatic randomised controlied trial of specific spinal stabilisation
context of their working lives. D Thomson ........... , susou RE excercises in the management of recurrent lumbar spine pain and
Factors associated with loss of knee range of motion in femoral dysfunction, A: Pilot results. M C Cairns, N E Foster, C Wright ...................38
lengthening. K L Barker, AH R W Simpson, S E Lamb ......... Rerbeerer se7 Preliminary studies to examine the validity and reliability of the
Foot loading and roll-off pattern during walking: A comparison Portuguese functional status questionnaire for rural elderly people.
between stroke patients and age- and sex-matched control subjects. M Gomes da Silva, SS Kitchen 20.0... cceeeeceteeeeeeee = sckenctntiiaiee
H Feys, W De Weerdt, B Verlinden, A Nieuwboer, L Peeraer, Professional doctorates. S Laing ......... ee
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Force plate analysis pre- and post- operatively of primary total hip T Cusack, C Gallagher. .............. ; ..600
arthroplasty. F Kitsell, V Hall. ............... sstadececaccgedaaen Range of motion in the lumbar spine and the effects ota ge and gender
Getting research into practice: Evidence based change. T bury . westicdanncecsene G Van Herp, P J Rowe, P M Salter. ............ seteasaia ; pee”
Hospital physiotherapy outpatient department waiting lists. Recovery rates of quadriceps and hamstring ecrenie over one year
BP Feces cates Oe SNUEINUUD scsi sccdccicsnnsveaaneveasesuncucaessnassneais sichiateeel following arthroscopic anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction:
How accurately can therapists predict weili ng outcome using 5 the Comparison of patellar tendon and hamstring tendon graft
functional independence measure for young stroke patients J L Anderson, S Davies, S E Lamb, C A F Dodd ; ; cosa
with complex disabilities admitted for rehabilitation? H Thornton, Relationship between heart rate and perceived exertion during exercise,
gh eee IN oo ici nieicasnsneiacasnecvicetonenasianndpaaenealidagiueddauesaius 39 The. M Y Hensman, A Clough ............... cdedanased : 39
How therapists describe the effectiveness of journals of the therapy Reliability of the Motor Club assessment. R pn 5 Mockett ' ..150
professions at presenting clinical and research information. M P Bond ...33 Resting and post-exercise ankle to brachial pressure index in uneaeat
| can see the sea: Making clinical research clinically practicable. M Hurley .372 subjects, trained cyclists, and trained cyclists complaining of exercise
Influence of a subject's starting position on thoracolumbar movement induced leg pain. A J Taylor, K P George. ............ ...590
characteristics. A Rushton, J Jackson. ...........::cceeee dias Role of an active spinal rehabilitation programme: A prospecth ve study
Influence of setting/context on physiotherapists’ perceptions.co f thelr of effectiveness. D C Bancroft, A C Barrett, J Doyle, B A Little,
practice: P SHER: ...60ccc0cseess. bis bleh pulsed tnestenngt One INI isc atcinedinichecneceivcciomvcatiacnentassitacteint es Sie
Instructing pelvic floor contraction increases transversus abdominis Satisfaction with a new community mele rehabilitation scheme
activity in low-abdominal hollowing. D Critchley ................ i ccreekdeeee acs seetotisesananiebnepemiecacatauaiaceiantas cacao ane
Integration of children with cerebral palsy into mainstream schools. Single blind investigation ii nto the potential differences in passive range
The role of physiotherapists. J Mahon, T Cusak. ..........:ceeeee ee of movement at the elbow, between dominant and non-dominant
Interferential current as an adjunct to exercise and mobilisation in ve arm, when using the upper limb tension test 1, A. T J Owen, J Brew,
treatment of proximal humerus fracture pain: Lack of evidence of an FP AR asinine 40
additional effect. D Martin, S Palmer, C Heath «0.0... cece Saaterdacssemen Strength-training: A low intensity programme for lower limb muscles of
Investigation into the effect of a thoracic mobilisation on the early stroke patients. M C Cramp, O M Scott, J C Rothwell,
microvascular circulation of the skin over the glenohumeral joint in R J Greenwood, A Lehman, M Gill ..........:ceceeseeeeee ees Sitar
patients with a frozen shoulder. D Thackray ..........:ccccecceseeees 1376 Test of validity and reliability of a protocol used to
Investigaticn into the reliability of a method of measuring the seen identify specific spinous processes, An. D Phillips, S Barnard ..............-. 591
and fatigue characteristics of the quadriceps femoris muscle group in Treadmill and rowing ergometer heart rate response at a pre-set rating
patients with knee osteo-arthritis. C J McCarthy, J A Oldham .................373 of perceived exertion. J P Buckley, B Innreiten, J Sim, R G Eston .............589
Is the use of group exercises in a public pool an effective and economic Two different approaches to the physiotherapeutic management of
tool in the management of patients with chronic musculoskeletal patients with distal radial fractures. S J Bache, L Ankorn, L Hiller,
WOIIET Oe WOUIOI ©s nceciins cuvdd uskcanassecudaguviasaadausansnandisnonnadedestibueawlenease cnstderuarsaa NO A Gaffey .............. mab conaaette 383
‘It’s not up to me, it’s up to you y teacher’ Patientss and therapists Use of the repeated sit-to-s tand ¢e xercise in older rehabilitation.
discussing progress and plans in stroke physiotherapy. R H Parry ...........586 OURS Ta S GH a asses cada de easiendenscecivenismagnnnisosaberissmentnsinidacisinetaeseiil 383
Knee flexion range of motion during limb lengthening. K L Barker, When and to what extent is informed consent needed? J Sim eS
PRU PA er aU oss des caiccsynczan acssetia ceasea npaacaseonceoa etav os Seonas aocedtataieoaiag .148 Working and rheumatoid arthritis: Insights into the impact of the
Lumbar spinal kinematics in sub-acute low back patients and healthy disease in the workplace. G Gilworth, A Woodhouse, A Tennant,
subjects. G Van Herp, P J Rowe, P M Salter .................sccssesssssosscsessarenerennes 381 WR CNIS, ati cacti eehita eect certe incrsetiecenseeinctivintnetenannoaeeintaitectaieitad 598
Book reviews
Acupuncture: A scientific appraisal. E Ernst, A White egaiveanudaedsidkaisvensietene Manual of Neuro-anatomical Acupuncture, A: volume 1
Anatomy and Physiology Learning System, The. E J Applegate. ........ 386 Musculoskeleta! disorders. } Y Wong : iat ..610
Aquarobics: The training manual. G Baum ............ ....667 Massage for Sport. J Watt Sa ee: : : ; 52
Athletic Training for Student Assistants. L A Cartwr ight, Ww A Pitney. .........218 MCQs in Sports Medicine. C O’Brien sees woe2I5
Atlas of Orthopedic Examination of the Peripheral Joints. LO mbregt, Measurement and Evaluation in Human Performa ance. JR Morrow,
P Bisschop. .. ee A W Jackson, J G Disch, D P Mood fe 668
Basics of Best Practice in the Management of Multiple Sele rosis Metacognition: Cognitive and social dimensions. v bs Yzerbyt, 6 Lories,
MS Society of Great Britain mores : aes : 163 B Dardenne (eds). ...... 329
Best Is Yet to Come, The. D Munday ...........sseessessee00es ; .....386 Multiple Sclerosis in Clinical Practice $ van den Noo rt, NJ Holland 488
Botulinum Toxin Therapy. D Dressler. ...........0+ esse 668 Muscular Dystrophy: The facts A EH Emery. ; wooo 1
Brainlash: Maximise your recovery from mild brain: injury. GL ‘Denton 216 Neurological Physiotherapy. M Stokes 388
Cerebral Palsies: Epidemiology and causal pathways. F Stanley,E Blair, New Commissioning: Applying integrated care pathways. T Jones
E Alberman ............ ss Eveps bua ieen eer , ...666 A Hardwick, | Carruthers. ie j 276
Changing our Days. A ‘Whittaker, yh Pte 557 Occupational Perspective of Health, An. A Wilcock ba : 278
Pain: The science ofs uffering. P Wall.................. .. 665
Child Sexual Abuse: Informing practice from research D P Jones,
Baa endian on” 106 vers 5 Disease: Studies in psychological and socié I care. R Percival, _
ODSON. sacsecccass i or
Chiropractic Peripheral Jointt Technique RT Broome (ed) : 608 Pathology for the Health sedniand al essions. | Damjanov ae : 444
Christy Brown's Women: A biography. A J Jordan. ........ 111.386 Patient Practitioner interaction: An experiential manual for developing
Clinical Exercise Specialist Manual: ACE’s source for training seca ; il soho beaten tek ee 326
paprations, 5 t Cotton, B E Andersen OT soso sb People with Profound and Multiple Learning Disabilities: A ¢ ollaborative
Clinical Reasoning in the Health Professions. J Higgs, M Jones (eds) 490 approach to meeting complex needs. P Lacey, C Ouvry (eds) 54
Collision Sports: Injury and repair. D Fevre. ........... 442 Physical Therapist’s Clinical Companion. ae sielgony Corporation 606
Community Care for Health Professionals. A Compton, M Ashv nin (eds). ...609 Physical Therapist’s Guide to Healthcare, The. K A Curtis (ed) 52
Community Care: Asking the users. G Wilson (ed) 220 Physical Therapy for Children. S K Campbell (ed) 275
Complementary Therapies for Physical Therapists. R A Charman (ed) 443 Physiotherapy in Orthopaedics: A problem-solving approach
Continuing Professional Development: A guide for therapists. A Aulsop. ..489 K Atkinson, F Coutts, A-M Hassenkamp 76
Coping Successfully with RSI. M Black, P Gray. .......... . 105 Principles of Anatomy and Physiology. G J Tortora, S R Grabowski «303559
Critical Practice in Health and Social Care. A Brechin, H Brown, Professional Development and Management for Therapists
MA Eby (eds). ......... eee +++:607 An introduction. E Murray, J Sinypson (eds) a 669
Cross-cultural Rehabilitation: An int ternational perspective Professionally Speaking: Pubiic speaking for health professici onal
R L Levitt (ed) : : a aoe ; 329 A Melnick. 274
Culture, Health and Illness. C Helman (ed). ..... nw Pee Quality in General Practice K Birch, S Field, E Scrivens Sse eies 607
Decision Making in Pediatric Neurologic Physical Therapy Rainbow and the Worm, The. H Mae-Wan. .... : wauasyauscnaee
S K Campbell (ed). eee 216 Reflexotherapy of the Feet. H Marquardt. .... 556
Difficult Asthma. S T Holgate, HA Scab L M’Fabbri (eds) ‘ 489 Research Methods for Clinical Therapists: Applied project design and
Energy Medicine: The scientific basis. J L Oschman E ee. 2 | analysis. C M Hicks 606
Equipped for Living. Disabled Living Foundation ‘ 165 Road Cycling: Handbook of sports medicine and science. R J Gregor,
Evaluative Research Methodology in Nursing and Healthcare. R Carnwell. 162 F Conconi (eds). ........ : 385
Exercise Benefits and Prescription. S Bird, A Smith, K James ; 387 Self-regulation of Professionals in Hee sIth CCa re: Consumer issues
Exercise for Older Adults: ACE’s guide for fitness professionals National Consumer Council 219
R T Cotton (ed) a 103 Stroke Units: An evidence-based approach. P Langhorne, M Dennis 51
Exercise in Rehabilitation Medici ne w R Frontera (ed)... Ten Success and Failure in Professional Education: Assessing the evidence
Exercise Intolerance and Muscle Contracture. G Serratrice, J Pouget, | Hott, R Murphy 669
P Azulay (eds). ........ ; 104, 165 Tendon and Ligament Healing: A new approach through manual
Exercise on Prescription. J Buckley, J Holmes, G Meee iee therapy. W Weintraub. .. ; 326
Feeding Problems in Children: A practical guide. A Southall, A Schwartz. .488 Therapeutic Exercise for Spinal Se ~gmental Stabil ization in Low Back Pain
Fingers and Thumbs. R Lear aby. 277 Scientific basis and clinical approach. C Richardson, G Jull, P Hodges
Fit and Healthy Dancer, The. Y Koutedakis, NC Craig Sharp 44 m :H ides at x . : ’ 7
Fundamentals of Biomechanics: Equilibrium, motion and deformation pti * gia gy cultiesA dvocea participation and _
- ic 1e ' Vain, > Frren 2S Zi
Be Rane ie en eseoesc ; ea Time of Our othe T Kirkwood 53
Getting a PhD in Health and Social Care: | Holloway, J We kar. 217 “ ; a f
Guidelines for Cardiac Rehabilitation and Secondary Prevention yuo stern “ i pbe is oor mses eaagagiy and management ”
“ea elationships and pain. L Gifford (e 665
Programmes. American Association of Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Touch and Emotion in Manual Therapy. B Nathan 103
Rehabilitation................ : sposeeesAneene Touch Therapy. T Field. ...... es 162
Handbook of Massage Therapy. we Cassar. 219, 278 Toward Painless Writing. T Navarra. ; 105
Handbook of Mobilisation in the Management of Chilk iven with Tyler's Herbs of Choice: The therapeutic use of phytor endiael nals.
Neurologic Disorders. S Brooks-Scott ; : 274 J E Robbers, V E Tyler. ...... 164
Harmonic Technique. E Lederman. ..... , 330 Tyler’s Honest Herbal: A sensible guide to the use of herbs and relate
Hygiene for Hydrotherapy Pools. Public Health Laboratory Ser vice 106 remedies. S Foster, V E Tyler - 164
Hypermobility of Joints. P Beighton, R Grahame, H Bird 44 Understanding Developmental Dyspraxis A textbook for students and
In Your Right Mind. T Stuttaford, T Sharma. ... , 54 professionals. M Portwood : es Se Sa ae 2 328
Manuai of Combined Movements. B Edwards , 385 Urinary Tract Infection in the Female. S L Stanton, P L Dwyer (eds) 554
Individual Education Plans: Physical Disabilities and Medical Conditions Vertebral Musculoskeleta! Disorders. B Corrigan, G D Maitland f 668
J Cornwall, C Robertson. .........eceseeeeeeeenesees : : 220 Wheelchair Evaluation, The. A practical guide. M Batavia. 388
Introduction to Clinical Neurology. D FGGID: ...c5-secpnennse P ....609 When Someone Dies: A practical guide to holistic care at the ond of life
Legal Aspects of Physiotherapy. B C Dimond. ...... ; 442 H Cooke sa : 556
Living with Cancer. R Daniel naeptanna went waluans ajectaie Winning Ways: How to be penny aia nd still get your own wicked way
Manual of Combined Movements. B Edwards. Paeiaitarceds , , 385 M Stacey. .. : : , 106
Video and CD-ROM reviews
Back in Circulation: A cardiac rehabilitation programme. J Finlayson 557 » More Secrets. Parkinson’s Disease Society of the
Glossopharyngea! (‘Frog’) Breathing: What, when and how? United Kingdom 107
B Webber, J Higq9g ens yi4 N 2ntilation in Acute Respiratory Failure
Goniometry: An inter-active tutorial. L Van Ost 444 Thomas’ Hospitals
Harmonic Techr E Lederman 330 Re f the Spine. C Liebenson et
Link on Lifting: The key video on techniquefso r lifting Jpper Extremity | ry Evaluatio
and moving disabled people. Central Television 107 An interactive approach. D Wikster wry A44
Manual Muscle Testing: An interactive tutoric
M > Wainwright 444
’ 1 Evidence-based phy erapy: The casef or pragmat andomised
26 ed trials. A Wakefield 394
Linking research with practice: The missing lir C ak tior
0 339
162 lersnip 10
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pest rT € are: A very necessary spec ty in th Ist + ++ 2
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Letters
Bobatn < pt and trar T EF r J T t restored by Tu ur rat yr es?
Breat gar axa n: Fiexit ty -eded. A Steonens ( at
Clar n needed on handling. P AS helle 94 nalm x d
Collaboratic ct \ddress } th C € : C Bithe 390
P Sutton, PM A Hulb i9 M Cleme 390
Come sating for CNS dysfu n. M Jf or 1 Manual handl 612
don't rule out Mitchell relaxation. J Ingram 67 Measure all ti T Everett Le
E awareness. J Lewi 5 Mitchell's r yue: More researct reded
Elder rehabil n. C Wa in, JM Simpson, K Z har Zell JB 4
Electromyoar probiems Modify the And. V Grisoaono 670
L Herringtor 390 Motor learr v needs meaningful goals. M J Maystor 492
S Tobin 1 Multiple sclerosis — clinical management. A Lowe, G Noble 496
Evidence-based practice must be questioned. V Grisogon« 559 Need for change. H M Ali 446
Expressing units of measurement Physiotherapy evidence dz ase
K Chatham 167 R Herbert, A Moseley, C Sherrir C Maher 55
H Dawes 167 Risk assessment. R Wade, L Bassett 493
Focus ona theme Room for ir rovement idy M Scott 391
C Bithell 446 167
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Handling and spasticity. J Wright 559 P-A Pye 495
How can we use the journal? Short and simple way forward. J Powell 389
M Harms 61 scutaneous spinal electroanalgesia and chronic pair
H Lawrence 613 P Barias, N E L Forster 279
J Walsh 613 J Royle 279
How much function do functional restoratior Volvo awards for low back pain research 2000. A Nachemson 280
programmes restore? H Frost, S Lamb 496 What lifting techniques should we teach? S Rouse 493
Miscellaneous
Address change form 56, 168, 183, 412, 560, 671 In other journals 46, 100, 156, 211, 267, 318, 437, 486, 550, 603, 660
Annual Congress Medical Devices Agency safety and hazard notice 202
Abstracts 583 NHS Executive health service circulars 215
Announcement ’ 312, 434 Periodical review 262, 323, 575
Call for abstracts 166, 672 Reports and guidelines eee
Programme: Free paper sessions, posters 499 Research database form 111, 223, 335, 447, 615
Binding CSP periodicals , : 56, 84, 654 Subscription rates : 22, 116, 222, 248, 506, 644
Donor scheme esac , 13 Writing for Physiotherapy. 44, 109, 159, 209, 271, 333, 435, 497, 548, 601, 663
Authors
(A) = abstract Mead, J Simmonds, M J
Cornall, C Melville, N Simpson, AH R W
(E) = editorial Cramp, MC Mengshoel, A M (A)148, (A) 378
(L) = letter Critchley, D J Helders, PJ M Michell, D Simpson, J M
(A) 379, (A) 593 Hendriks. HJM ......... 535 Miller, J Simpson, M
Singleton, C
Adams, J C Hensman, M Y
Adams, J MG (A) 599, (A) 600 Hepworth, D Mitchell, SL
Ali, HM Cywinski, C Herbert, R Mockett, S
Anderson, JL Herrington, L Mohsen-Bandpei, MA
Ankorn, L ( Daborn, CE Higgins, M J (A) 379
Anstey, K H Dahlgrean, L Hilberstadt, DF ... Moore, A P
Armstrong, M P ...(A) 375 Dakin, A Hill, JH (A) 36, (A) 375, (A) 599 Sparkes, V
Ashburn, A (A) 32,149 Davidson, | Hiller, L ...(A) 151, (A) 383 Moore, K Stableforth, D
Ashton, V J Holding, D 3 Morrissey, J Stachura, K
Askham, J Holgate, S T Morrissey, M C Stackhouse, SK ...
Ayling, J Honeybourne, D Moseley, A Stanley, |
Ayre, M Hooper, DM Stephens, A
Demain, S H Howe, TE Nicholls, D Stephenson, R
Bache, S J Denton, D Hulbert, A Nieuwboer, A...(A) 31, 37 Stern, G
Backstrom, B DeSouza, L Hurley, DA Noble, G (L) 496 Stokell, J
Bagley, P J Dixon, J K (A) 36, (A) 375
Bahnof, R Hurley, M O'Driscoll, M-L
Bailey-Metcalfe, A H (A) 372, (E) 339 Oldham, JA
(A) 384 Hutton, A (A) 373, (A) 585
Baldry Currens, J A Oldman, JA
Balmer, S Owen, T J Tallis, R C (A) 149
Bancroft, D C Drechsler, W | FAVION, PD ccnscsccees (A) 590
Barker, KL Durward, BR Palmer, S (A) 147
Ten Hove, R
Dusoir, TE Panturin, E ............ (L) 611 Tennant, A
Dziedzic, K Jackson, D Panwirz, B Terlouw, TJ A
Jackson, J Papastephanou, SL Thackray, D
Barnard, S Edwards, C Thompson, CHT .(A) 380
Barnitt, R Eijsermans, MJ C Thomson, D (A) 377
Barrett, A J
Thornton, H
Bassett, L Partridge, C (A) 39, 41,(A) 594
Bateman, A Paulsen, T Tobin, S 173, (L) 391
Baxter, G D Everett, T
Bayliss, H Farragher, E B
Beardsmore, J Fashanu, B
Bekkering, GE Fereday Smith, J ..(A) 151 Peeraer, L Turner-Stokes, L
Feys, H Phillips, D R (A) 39, 41
Fiddler, H Tyson, S (A) 147,185
Bettany-Saltikov, J Foster, N Tyson, S F
(A) 37, 473, Foster, NE Kitchen, SS Uttley, WS .....(A) 43, 313
(A) 585, (L) 614 Foster, NEL (A) 34, 152, (E) 226,509
Binder-Macleod, S$ A Foster, NEL Kitsell, FH
(A) 384 Fredriksen, B Klaber Moffett, J Van der Wees, P J
Bithell, C Van Ettekoven, H
(E) 58, (L) 390, Van Haastert, | C
446,(E) 450, Frost, H Van Herp, G
(A) 42, (A) 381
Gaffey, A (A) 383 Van Schaik, P
Gallagher, C ......... (A) 600 Lawrence, H Richards, B Verbeke, G
229, 576 Lehman, A Richardson, B Verlinden, B
Voors, M
George, K P
Buckley, J P Ghanagaraja, S Lewis, T Roberts, P
Burden, AM Ghassemi, M Little, BA Robinson, G
Gibson, M F Lloyd, DJL Rochester, A P
Gill, M L6vgreen, B
Cairns, MC Gilworth, G (A) 32, (A) 585
(A) 38,127, (A) 584 Goldsmith, $ Roskell, CA Warren, JG
Callaghan, G Gomes da Silva, M .(A) 34 5, 14, (A) 600 Waterfield, J
Callaghan, M J Waterman, C
Carrington, L Luqmani, RA .(A) 43, 313 Rothwell, J C Waters, K
Carter, N Greenwood, R 3 ... Rouse, S Watson, M J W ....(A)
Case, K Gregson, J Mackle, R Rowe, P J Watson, P J
Caulfield, Grisogono, V Macmillan, CE (A) 42, (A) 374, (A) 381 Wheeler, A
Chamberlain, M A (A) 598 (L) 559, 671 Maehle, V Royle, J White, R
Cnapman, H Gulmans, VAM 81 Rushton, A Whitehouse, J
Chatham, Gumery, L Salford, E Wiles, R
Chatterton, H J ....(A) 149 Gyllensten, AL Salisbury, LG Williams, N
Chester, R Salter, PM Wilson, J K
Clarke-Jenssen, A-C ...342 (A) 42, (A) 381
Clayton, L Maxwell, L
Clemence, M Maybury, M
Clifford, C Mayston, M J (A) 590, (A) 596
Clouder, L (L) 492, (L) 612 Shackleton, C H
Clough, A Hammond, R McCarthy, C J Sheldon, J
(A) 39, (A) 41, (A) 381 Harding, V McClea, P Shelley, PSA Yelland, NE (A) 584
Cody, F W J Harms, M McDonough, S M Sherrington, C Young, C (A) 596
Connolly, M Harrison, B (A) 36, (A) 375 Sim, J (A) 146, (A) 589,
Conway, H Harrison, K McGladdery, M (A) 36 (A) 591, (A) 597 Zouhar, K (L) 108
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