Purpose: The aim of the study was to explore if the impact of osteoarthritis varies with
respect to age, gender and social deprivation. Impact was defined as impairment, activity …

Background Exercise has established benefits following stroke. We aimed to describe self-
reported exercise 5 and 10 years after stroke, change in exercise over time, and to identify …

Acquired brain injury (ABI) is the second most common cause of disability in America. Prior
research highlights family functioning as an important predictor of psychosocial outcomes in …

Introduction While many attempts have been made to reduce prescribing errors (PEs), they
persist. PE is not in itself a behaviour, but a consequence of a prescribing behaviour …

Research has evidenced that regular exercise can provide physical and physiological
benefits for people living with stroke. Our study aims to explore the experiences of people …

Rehabilitation exercise is effective for improving the health of persons with physical
disabilities. However, there are limited studies on their perception of exercise equipment …

Background: Stroke is a significant public health issue in the USA and a need emerges to
better understand how to reduce an individual's co-morbidity risk. Physical activity is one …

Background Lifestyle changes, especially regarding diet quality and physical activity, are
important in the management of type 2 diabetes (T2D). This mixed-methods study explores …

Purpose: The envisage programme of research was funded to explore and evaluate the use
of visualisation software tools using biomechanical data within rehabilitation. Three work …

Purpose: To describe program representatives' perceptions of the:(1) type and work setting
of healthcare professionals who refer to community-based exercise programs with …