Anoo Bhopti

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Monash University - Peninsula Campus

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Dr. Anoo Bhopti is a Senior Lecturer at Monash University - Peninsula Campus, Australia. Her research focuses on upper limb motor learning strategies, disability support programs for parents of children with disabilities, and critical evaluations of sensory processing measures. She has contributed to several recent articles exploring the effectiveness of interventions for children with cerebral palsy and the impact of peer support on family well-being.

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A scoping review of observation-based tools for assessing use of the upper limb in activities

Exploring long‐term outcomes of a peer support programme for parents* of children with disability in Australia

The Sensory Processing Measure – Second Edition: A Critical Review and Appraisal

The experiences of families of children with cerebral palsy and complex disability after three years accessing the National Disability Insurance Scheme

Development and content validation of the Upper Limb-Motor Learning Strategy Tool for cerebral palsy

Global Citizenship: Cultural, Religious and Spiritual—An Exploratory Scoping Review

Are they really motor learning therapies? A scoping review of evidence-based, task-focused models of upper limb therapy for children with unilateral cerebral palsy

Effectiveness of peer support programmes for improving well‐being and quality of life in parents/carers of children with disability or chronic illness: A systematic review

Self-reported engagement in everyday activities following bilateral lung transplantation in paediatric cystic fibrosis: a single centre study

Does family quality of life get better as the years go by? A comparative mixed‐methods study between early years and school‐aged children with disability in Australia

Primary care practitioners’ perspectives of discharge communication and continuity of care for stroke survivors in Australia: A qualitative descriptive study

Identifying Developmental Coordination Disorder in Children with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder: An Evidence-based Decision Tree Tool for Occupational Therapy Clinicians

Methods and Effectiveness of Communication Between Hospital Allied Health and Primary Care Practitioners: A Systematic Narrative Review

Opportunities for participation, inclusion and recreation in school-aged children with disability influences parent occupations and family quality of life: A mixed-methods study

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Laura Chahda

Margaret Kern

Sandra Reeder

katherine harding

Rachel Taylor

CaraJane Millar

Brian Hoare

Kate Webster

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