Katharine Scrivener

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Sally Day

University of Sydney

AUSTRALIA

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Nathan Martin D'Cunha

University of Canberra

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Simone Dorsch

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Australian Catholic University - North Sydney Campus

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Petra Graham

Macquarie University

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Catherine Dean

Macquarie University

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Virginia Mumford

Macquarie University

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Heather Weber

Flinders University

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Gillian Heller

Macquarie University

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Joanne Glinsky

Macquarie University

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Stephen Isbel

University of Canberra

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Kasia Bail

University of Canberra

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Katharine Scrivener

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Multidisciplinary Allied Health Reablement Model of Care for Older People in Residential Aged Care and Community Settings: Mixed-Methods Evaluation

Exploring physical activity in people after stroke

Association of device-based and self-reported measures of physical activity in community-dwelling older people after stroke

A tailored implementation intervention is successful in sustaining a stroke circuit class in a regional setting

A habit-forming exercise approach promotes positive exercise beliefs and behaviours

A high-dose mobility booster program versus usual care for people after stroke

Title: State of Stroke Rehabilitation in Australia: A WHO STARS Assessment to Identify Strengths and Gaps Across Policy, Practice and Funding

Is there room for improvement?

Economic evaluation of digitally enabled aged and neurological rehabilitation care in the Activity and MObility UsiNg Technology (AMOUNT) trial

Bobath therapy is inferior to task-specific training and not superior to other interventions in improving arm activity and arm strength outcomes after stroke

Correspondence

Effectiveness of home-based exercise for improving physical activity, quality of life and function in older adults after hospitalisation

Stroke in Australia

Physical therapists demonstrate clinical behaviors consistent with established clinical practice guidelines in managing individuals following amputation

Home-based, tailored intervention for reducing falls after stroke (FAST): Protocol for a randomized trial

Correspondence: Author response to Vaughan-Graham et al

Multitask training to improve walking performance in older adults with hearing impairment

Examining user perspective of an online learning resource for physiotherapists: A mixed methods study of the TRAIN program

Collaborators (11)

Sally Day

Nathan Martin D'Cunha

Simone Dorsch

Petra Graham

Catherine Dean

Virginia Mumford

Heather Weber

Gillian Heller

Joanne Glinsky

Stephen Isbel

Kasia Bail

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