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Work ability in patients with musculoskeletal disorders in primary care. A cohort study
Purpose: To investigate self-reported work ability in patients with musculoskeletal disorders in physiotherapy treatment. What characterizes patients with reduced work ability, whether work ability changes during treatment and characteristics of patients
Gro Askland Øyehaug +3 more
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Impact of physiotherapy on orofacial manifestations of juvenile idiopathic arthritis. [PDF]
Vassis S +8 more
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Bachelor Oppgave Fysioterapi Innenfor Palliativ Behandling
Tittel: Fysioterapi innenfor Palliasjon. Problemstilling: Hvordan påvirker fysioterapeutiske intervensjoner livskvalitet hos palliative kreftpasienter? Sammendrag av metode: En litteratur studie med et systematisk søk i «PEDro», «Pubmed», «Embase» gjennomført i uke 46 og 47 2021.
Gunnarsson, Brynjar Grooss +1 more
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Intensive physiotherapy in a group setting for children with severe cerebral palsy (CP)
Introduction: In clinical practice, parents and physiotherapists have experienced positive effects of intensive physiotherapy in a group setting for children with severe cerebral palsy (CP). However, little is yet reported about this topic.
Bjørg Ringheim +2 more
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Activity based cognitive therapy (ACT) for young adults with CFS/ME: a case-report
Background: The aim with this case report is to describe the content and effect of activity based therapy with a cognitive approach (ACT). Method: Six young adults (19-25 years) diagnosed with chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) received ACT. They filled in
Alice Kvåle, Marianne Svanevik
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Aim: Evaluate whether group training in water in ankylosing spondylitis is better than group training on land. Design: A randomized controlled pilot trial to compare the effect of group training in water (pool group) and on land (ball group), after six
Anne Drønen, Liv Inger Strand
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Effect of physical activity and exercise on endometriosis-associated symptoms: a systematic review. [PDF]
Tennfjord MK, Gabrielsen R, Tellum T.
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Movement quality in post-stroke walking. An observational study of physiotherapy practice
Purpose: Increased insight in physiotherapy practice regarding recovery of walking function in the early post-stroke phase, with particular attention to any changes in movement quality.
Synne Garder Pedersen, Britt Normann
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Posture – frames of meaning and practice. An interview study
Purpose: To discuss posture as a phenomenon, emphasis in the examination of posture, and the role of posture in clinical practice. Design, material and method: Qualitative semi-structured interviews with three experienced physiotherapists with ...
Hege Westgaard, Eline Thornquist
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