Disability and Rehabilitation, Volume 25, Issue 15 (2003)

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Disability and Rehabilitation, Volume 25, Issue 15 (2003)

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People with stroke living in the community: Attention deficits, balance, ADL ability and falls
D HYNDMAN & A ASHBURN
Pages: 817-822
Published online: 07 Jul 2009
AbstractforPeople with stroke living in the community: Attention deficits, balance, ADL ability and falls | References | PDF (172.3 KB)
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Simultaneous distal radius and hip fractures in elderly patients--implications to rehabilitation
S SHABAT, R GEPSTEIN, G MANN, A STERN & M NYSKA
Pages: 823-826
Published online: 07 Jul 2009
AbstractforSimultaneous distal radius and hip fractures in elderly patients--implications to rehabilitation | References | PDF (137.6 KB)
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Gender differences in recovery from injuries to the extremities in older persons. A prospective study
GIJM KEMPEN, R SANDERMAN, W SCAF-KLOMP & J ORMEL
Pages: 827-832
Published online: 07 Jul 2009
AbstractforGender differences in recovery from injuries to the extremities in older persons. A prospective study | References | PDF (160.1 KB)
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The SIGAM mobility grades: a new population-specific measure for lower limb amputees
NH RYALL, SB EYRES, VC NEUMANN, BB BHAKTA & A TENNANT
Pages: 833-844
Published online: 07 Jul 2009
AbstractforThe SIGAM mobility grades: a new population-specific measure for lower limb amputees | References | PDF (344.4 KB)
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Disablement process and the utilization of home care among non-institutionalized elderly people: contrasting results between cross-sectional and panel data
HR KNOL, L HAKEN & GIJM KEMPEN
Pages: 845-855
Published online: 07 Jul 2009
AbstractforDisablement process and the utilization of home care among non-institutionalized elderly people: contrasting results between cross-sectional and panel data | References | PDF (191.6 KB)
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Physical performance tests for people with spinal pain--sensitivity to change
THERESE LJUNGQUIST, ÅKE NYGREN, IRENE JENSEN & KARIN HARMS-RINGDAHL
Pages: 856-866
Published online: 07 Jul 2009
AbstractforPhysical performance tests for people with spinal pain--sensitivity to change | References | PDF (199.4 KB)
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Frustrated and invisible--younger stroke patients' experiences of the rehabilitation process
JENNY RÖDING, BRITTA LINDSTRÖM, JAN MALM & ANN ÖHMAN
Pages: 867-874
Published online: 07 Jul 2009
AbstractforFrustrated and invisible--younger stroke patients' experiences of the rehabilitation process | References | PDF (170 KB)
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Community rehabilitation, or rehabilitation in the community?
DERICK WADE
Pages: 875-881
Published online: 07 Jul 2009
AbstractforCommunity rehabilitation, or rehabilitation in the community? | References | PDF (172.2 KB)
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Reviewers
Page: 882
Published online: 07 Jul 2009
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