28 results on '"Hoffmann, T."'
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2. ORGANISATIONAL SUPPORT FOR EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE: DOES IT HELP?: 34603
3. IS THERE A LACK OF EVIDENCE TO INFORM OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY?: 34601
4. THE IMPACT OF AN IMPLEMENTATION WORKSHOP ON PRACTICE: 34605
5. FACILITATING SELF-MANAGEMENT OF RECOVERY OF THE UPPER LIMB AFTER STROKE: HOW EFFECTIVELY DO OCCUPATIONAL THERAPISTS AND PHYSIOTHERAPISTS TRAIN CLIENTS AND CARERS?: 22905
6. RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL OF A POST-DISCHARGE EDUCATION AND SUPPORT PACKAGE FOR CLIENTS WITH STROKE AND THEIR CARERS: 22203
7. EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE: WHERE DO I START?: W - 02
8. Occupational therapy services for adult neurological clients in Queensland and therapists' use of telehealth to provide services.
9. How and why do occupational therapists use the OTseeker evidence database?
10. In practice. OTseeker: facilitating evidence-based practice in occupational therapy.
11. Outcomes after stroke: basic and instrumental activities of daily living, community reintegration and generic health status.
12. Critically appraised papers. The use of strategy training for people with a left hemisphere stroke and apraxia improved ADL functioning at 8 weeks but not after 5 months, and had no effect on apraxia or motor function.
13. Critically appraised papers. Patient-based educational interventions for cancer pain management reduce pain intensity and improve attitudes and knowledge towards cancer pain.
14. Critically appraised papers. Early physical and occupational therapy in mechanically ventilated, critically ill patients resulted in better functional outcomes at hospital discharge.
15. A multidisciplinary cardiac rehabilitation program improved aspects of functional performance and health-related quality of life and reduced hospital admissions and length of stay in older people with systolic heart failure.
16. Critically appraised papers. Home-based training in the use of bathing devices increased usage and results in small improvements in personal independence and satisfaction for people with stroke.
17. Evidence-based rehabilitation: a guide to practice.
18. Increasing the uptake of stroke upper limb guideline recommendations with occupational therapists and physiotherapists. A qualitative study using the Theoretical Domains Framework.
19. Impact of adjusting for inter-rater variability in conference abstract ranking and selection processes.
20. There is insufficient or mixed evidence about which interventions can improve occupational performance for people with cognitive impairment after stroke.
21. Cognitive assessment across the continuum of care: the importance of occupational performance-based assessment for individuals post-stroke and traumatic brain injury.
22. Acquiring and maintaining professional excellence.
23. Cognitive stimulation groups may produce small, short-term improvement in cognition in adults with mild-to-moderate dementia.
24. Re: Response to four weeks (10 sessions) of individual sensory discrimination training produced clinically important changes in upper limb sensation after stroke.
25. Evaluating an online occupational therapy community of practice and its role in supporting occupational therapy practice.
26. Patient-based educational interventions for cancer pain management reduce pain intensity and improve attitudes and knowledge towards cancer pain.
27. Early physical and occupational therapy in mechanically ventilated, critically ill patients resulted in better functional outcomes at hospital discharge.
28. Management of patients with cognitive impairment after stroke: a survey of Australian occupational therapists.
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