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Rehabilitation Research and Practice -
Special Issue
Volume 2012
- Article ID 725078
- Research Article

Impact of “Sick” and “Recovery” Roles on Brain Injury Rehabilitation Outcomes

David A. Barclay

Rehabilitation Research and Practice -
Special Issue
- Volume 2012
- Article ID 469475
- Editorial

Mild Brain Injury

Brian D. Greenwald | Anne Felicia Ambrose | Gina P. Armstrong

Rehabilitation Research and Practice -
Special Issue
Volume 2012
- Article ID 281937
- Research Article

Evaluation of Strength and Irradiated Movement Pattern Resulting from Trunk Motions of the Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation

Luciana Bahia Gontijo | Polianna Delfino Pereira | ... | Victor Hugo do Vale Bastos

Rehabilitation Research and Practice -
Special Issue
Volume 2012
- Article ID 454195
- Research Article

Barriers and Facilitators to Community Mobility for Assistive Technology Users

Rehabilitation Research and Practice -
Special Issue
Volume 2012
- Article ID 586348
- Research Article

Two Different Protocols for Knee Joint Motion Analyses in the Stance Phase of Gait: Correlation of the Rigid Marker Set and the Point Cluster Technique

Takashi Fukaya | Hirotaka Mutsuzaki | ... | Yasuyoshi Wadano

Rehabilitation Research and Practice -
Special Issue
- Volume 2012
- Article ID 928294
- Research Article

An Individualized and Everyday Life Approach to Cognitive Rehabilitation in Schizophrenia: A Case Illustration

M.-N. Levaux | B. Fonteneau | ... | M. Van der Linden

Rehabilitation Research and Practice -
Special Issue
Volume 2012
- Article ID 479046
- Review Article

[Retracted] Therapeutic Management of the Hallux Rigidus

Anoop Aggarwal | Suraj Kumar | Ratnesh Kumar

Rehabilitation Research and Practice -
Special Issue
Volume 2012
- Article ID 909675
- Research Article

Obstacles to Obtaining Optimal Physiotherapy Services in a Rural Community in Southeastern Nigeria

Chinonso Igwesi-Chidobe

Rehabilitation Research and Practice -
Special Issue
Volume 2012
- Article ID 430374
- Research Article

Balance, Falls-Related Self-Efficacy, and Psychological Factors amongst Older Women with Chronic Low Back Pain: A Preliminary Case-Control Study

Annick Champagne | François Prince | ... | Danik Lafond

Rehabilitation Research and Practice -
Special Issue
Volume 2012
- Article ID 783824
- Clinical Study

Electromyographical Comparison of Four Common Shoulder Exercises in Unstable and Stable Shoulders

Aaron Sciascia | Nina Kuschinsky | ... | Tim L. Uhl

Rehabilitation Research and Practice -
Special Issue
Volume 2012
- Article ID 593405
- Clinical Study

Concerns of Indian Mothers with Children Having Severe-to-Profound Hearing Impairment at Diagnosis and after 1–3 Years of Therapy

Nachiketa Rout | Megha Khanna

Rehabilitation Research and Practice -
Special Issue
Volume 2012
- Article ID 963978
- Research Article

Determining the Needs, Priorities, and Desired Rehabilitation Outcomes of Young Adults Who Have Had a Stroke

Maggie Lawrence | Sue Kinn

Rehabilitation Research and Practice -
Special Issue
Volume 2012
- Article ID 753165
- Research Article

Manual Wheelchair Use: Bouts of Mobility in Everyday Life

Sharon Eve Sonenblum | Stephen Sprigle | Ricardo A. Lopez

Rehabilitation Research and Practice -
Special Issue
- Volume 2012
- Article ID 659652
- Review Article

Traumatic Brain Injury in Sports: A Review

Christopher S. Sahler | Brian D. Greenwald

Rehabilitation Research and Practice -
Special Issue
Volume 2012
- Article ID 140871
- Clinical Study

Self-Paced Walking within a Diverse Topographical Environment Elicits an Appropriate Training Stimulus for Cardiac Rehabilitation Patients

James Faulkner | Johannes Gerhard | ... | Danielle Lambrick

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